Nigel Farage is now even less popular than Starmer just before his resignation
Nigel Farage’s popularity among the public has plummeted to its lowest level in the past ten years, a new YouGov survey has found, placing him below Keir Starmer just before the PM resigned.
The pollster found just 22% have a favourable view of the Reform UK leader, while 68% are unfavourable – including 56% who say they are very unfavourable.
That 46% gap between his negative and positive rating is bigger than the 45% recorded by Starmer before he announced he was stepping down.
A chap does not have to support Farage in order to notice that this is shameless cherry-picking. The story is correct if you choose a YouGov poll and ignore polls from Deltapoll, Opinium, More in Common, Survation, Freshwater Strategy and Ipsos.
The variation in results is very large too, that would be worth mentioning, but of course data uncertainties are not what the story is about.
Easily checked too.

