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Tories more popular among working class than rich, new general election poll shows
![]() The Conservative Party now has more support among working-class voters than the upper classes, according to a new poll which predicts that Boris Johnson will win a 110-seat majority at the general election. The exclusive Savanta ComRes survey for The Daily Telegraph found that 43 per cent of voters from the DE social group are prepared to vote for the Tories on December 12, up from 35 per cent in 2017. The poll found 40 per cent of AB voters plan to back Mr Johnson compared to 46 per cent who were prepared to vote for Theresa May two years ago. As champions of free-market capitalism, the Conservatives have always traditionally been seen as the party of the rich. However, since the UK voted to leave the European Union in 2016, the largely Remain voting so-called metropolitan liberal elite have pivoted to the Liberal Democrats. Conversely, working-class Leave voters are increasingly backing the Prime Minister’s promise to ‘get Brexit do Asked if Jeremy Corbyn’s failure to tackle anti-Semitism within his own party shows he is unfit to be Prime Minister, 55 per cent agreed and 21 per cent disagreed. ![]() The British public appears to be more confident in Mr Johnson keeping control of Britain’s borders than Mr Corbyn, with 42 per cent suggesting the Conservatives would be the most likely to control immigration compared to only 12 per cent who thought Labour would. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...eral-election/ |
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