Brits are proud of this great country despite endless negativity from the left
BRITAIN is heading for PM Sir Keir Starmer next year if recent polls are to be believed.
Although the gap has narrowed, Labour remain ahead by about 43 per cent to the Tories’ 29.
That would likely see Sir Keir fall short of an overall majority in an election but have the largest party.
But our mega poll shows things are far from rosy.
Sir Keir’s supporters appear to be on the wrong side of a public sick of woke nonsense seeping into their lives.
Sir Keir is against deporting migrants to Rwanda, but a big proportion of the public back it.
Sir Keir says a woman can have a penis, but 47 per cent disagree.
And in just six months, Rishi Sunak has edged ahead on who would make the best leader.
While most of the public think the next election is a foregone conclusion, that cannot be said of the voters that gave the Tories their 2019 majority.
And it is clear from our survey that those voters are far more robust on key issues like sex-education in schools, illegal migration and quitting the meddling ECHR.
Above all they are proud of this great country despite endless negativity from the left.
Rather than sneer at this, Labour supporters should look at this poll before accusing others of waging a culture war.
Should their man fall short come next year, it is clear the warning signs were there.