Voters believe Labour on UK's woes, but not on its proposed fixes

The incoming government has struggled to articulate how it will effectively tackle the UK's pressing issues. Despite blaming the previous administration, public support remains fragile.

There is a significant divide regarding the necessity of a painful budget, with 39% believing it is necessary while 34% disagree, indicating uncertainty about the government’s direction.

Keir Starmer’s warnings of a painful budget are met with skepticism, reflecting a broader public pessimism about whether the new government can genuinely address its challenges.

The perception that Labour was not transparent during the campaign is affecting public trust, with 46% of voters expressing doubts about the government's sincerity.

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