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05.59 EDTMore than half of voters regard Farage as 'very sleazy', poll suggestsYouGov has published polling today suggesting that more than half of voters regard Nigel Farage as “very sleazy”. On this measure, he scores far worse than any of the other party leaders. Even 40% of Reform UK voters regard him as “sleazy”.Here are the figures.
- ▪05.59 EDTMore than half of voters regard Farage as 'very sleazy', poll suggestsYouGov has published polling today suggesting that more than half of voters regard Nigel Farage as “very sleazy”.
- ▪On this measure, he scores far worse than any of the other party leaders.
- ▪Even 40% of Reform UK voters regard him as “sleazy”.Here are the figures.
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05.59 EDTMore than half of voters regard Farage as 'very sleazy', poll suggestsYouGov has published polling today suggesting that more than half of voters regard Nigel Farage as “very sleazy”. On this measure, he scores far worse than any of the other party leaders. Even 40% of Reform UK voters regard him as “sleazy”.Here are the figures. This chart shows the figures for parties, party leaders, and “British governments in general”.Polling on whether parties and their leaders are ‘sleazy’ Photograph: YouGovAnd this chart shows how views vary depending on which parties people support.Polling on politcians and parties viewed as ‘sleazy’ Photograph: YouGovIn his write-up for YouGov, Dylan Difford points out that Reform UK’s rating on this measure has got worse.
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