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Public opinion today
Thursday 8th October 2009 | 13:25
Voters react to Osborne speech
Voters are more likely to see Osborne's speech as refreshingly honest than austere, and about a third had a better impression of him after watching highlights. However, there is still scepticism over his credibility as a future chancellor.
The public are more likely to see George Osborne’s conference speech as refreshingly honest than gloomily austere, according to results from a new PoliticsHome poll.
1,045 voters were show selections from Osborne’s speech and asked to say which interpretation they agreed more with.
Almost half (forty five per cent) said that it was ‘refreshingly honest’, while under a quarter (twenty four per cent) said that it was ‘gloomily austere’.
In addition, about a third of people said they had a better opinion of Osborne after watching the speech.
But the public are still split on the question of whether they see him as a credible future chancellor: forty one per cent do, while forty four per cent do not.
PoliticsHome interviewed 1,045 adults between 7-8 October 2009. Results are weighted by party ID to reflect the UK at large.
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Gina
I am a Labour voter who has more time for George Osborne than Darling at the moment.
Trying to paint the Tories as cutters and Labour as investers has done Labour a lot of harm - people are not fools and don't forget lies. I certainly don't