In a similar vein to the attack that Democrats have levelled against Republicans, especially the vice-presidential candidate JD Vance, the research found “there is a danger that the Conservatives have started to become seen as ‘weird’”.
05 September 2024
What will be the legacy of Paris 2024? Can this event breathe new life into French society? Can this collective success restore a little confidence in the French people? Have we had the most successful Olympic Games in history? Laurence de Nervaux, director of Destin Commun, discusses the findings of our survey ‘The Impact of the Olympic Games Paris 2024: how can we make the most of this opportunity?.
04 September 2024
Patryk Strzałkowski writes about how Poles perceive climate change, based on, among others, More in Common research.
Does climate change raise concerns among Poles?
02 September 2024
Multiple focus groups of former Tory voters suggested that those who had switched their vote at the last election were not inclined to back to the Conservatives any time soon.
The research by More in Common said the party struggled with relatability, particularly in Lib Dem areas, by focusing on topics “which excite the base, or the highly politically engaged” but were distant from ordinary people’s lives.
Voters beginning to think Conservatives are ‘weird’, research suggests
30 August 2024
Partisans aren’t really shifting their mood, but the exhausted majority of Americans is, and right now the…
29 August 2024
Pollsters More In Common revealed this week that Sir Keir’s approval rating has plummeted by 27 points, falling from a post-election peak of +11 to a rather dismal -16. More than that, almost two-thirds of Brits believe the new Labour government is more ‘interested in helping themselves and their allies’ than the general public – while a majority of those surveyed consider Labour to be ‘somewhat’ or ‘very corrupt’.