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Poll
suggests nearly half believe Labour stand a better chance at next
election if Blair not leader
In
an exclusive NOP poll for today's ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ TWO Daily Politics
programme, 46 per cent of those asked thought Labour would stand
a better chance at the next General Election if Tony Blair was not
the party leader.
41%
disagreed with the statement.
More
than two-thirds of respondents thought increased taxes were not
making a "real impact in improving public services".
The
poll will feature in Daily Politics on ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ TWO today (Tuesday 30
September), 11.30am-1.00pm and 2.00-4.00pm.
Of
those surveyed, 29% agreed that Tony Blair would make the best Prime
Minister following the next General Election, whereas 60% disagreed.
Full
results
Tony
Blair would make the best Prime Minister following the next General
Election:
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Agree
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29%
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Neither
agree nor disagree
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7%
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Disagree
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60%
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Don't
know
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4%
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46%
of women disagree strongly. 25% of Labour voters disagreed.
Labour
would stand a better chance at the next election if Tony Blair was
not their leader:
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Agree
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46%
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Neither
agree nor disagree
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7%
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Disagree
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41%
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Don't
know
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5%
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30%
of Labour voters agreed.
Increased
taxes are making a real impact in improving public services:
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Agree
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23%
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Neither
agree nor disagree
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5%
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Disagree
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68%
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Don't
know
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4%
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47%
of all respondents disagreed strongly. 55% of Labour voters disagreed.
The
trade unions have too much influence over the Government:
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Agree
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34%
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Neither
agree nor disagree
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8%
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Disagree
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53%
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Don't
know
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6%
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Notes
to Editors
The
NOP/Daily Politics poll surveyed 962 adults over 26 to 28 September.
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