Kier Starmer's net approval rating has dropped to -26%, marking a 45-point decline since his first rating as prime minister, indicating significant public dissatisfaction.
Almost half of the public view Starmer's Labour government negatively, with only 27% considering its first months a success—a troubling statistic for party unity and long-term prospects.
Labour's perceived disconnect from ordinary people is troubling, as 45% view them as out of touch. This is a significant decrease from their perception during the election.
Despite declining approval ratings, Labour still leads on key issues like health and the NHS. However, their electoral success may be hindered by growing public discontent.
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