Perception of Labour under Starmer has NOT improved, say most polled firms
Keir Starmer: bad for business.
Here’s some ridiculous pro-Starmer propaganda from LabourList:
New polling has found that 47% of businesses say perceptions of the Labour Party have improved under the leadership of Keir Starmer, changing for the better compared to when Jeremy Corbyn was leader.
So 53 per cent of businesses say perceptions of the Labour Party haven’t improved. That’s the majority, isn’t it?
Look further down the article and you find that only one-third of businesses think Starmer is right for the job – meaning two-thirds don’t.
And young businesspeople still prefer Corbyn – although only by a larger minority: 46 per cent to 25 per cent who prefer Starmer – who is said to be “favoured” by those aged over 35, although the site does not provide any figures. Ashamed?
It all seems academic in any event, as a clear majority of businesspeople – 55 per cent – said a Tory government under that hopeless idiot Boris Johnson would be better for large businesses than anything Starmer had to offer, while 45 per cent of small- and medium-sized business leaders preferred Johnson, against just under 23 per cent for Starmer.
Those are terrible figures – and this poll was taken before this year’s Labour conference. I wonder how much worse Starmer would fare now.
Source: Perception of Labour improved under Starmer, say 47% of businesses in poll – LabourList
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