Surprising figures in the survey regarding Rishi Sunak, this is the opinion of 70% people

Britain’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has slipped to his worst ever rating, according to a survey published by YouGov. His government is facing Rwanda policy controversy. The survey found that 70 percent people have an unfavorable opinion of the Prime Minister, while 21 percent have a favorable opinion. This means Rishi Sunak’s net favorability rating stands at minus 49, down 10 points from the end of November and his lowest score since becoming PM in October last year.

According to the survey the majority of 2019 Tory voters, 56 per cent, said they had a negative view of Sunak, while 40 per cent had a positive view. This score is equal to the score in the final months of Boris Johnson’s tenure, but it was still higher than Liz Truss’s. It comes as Rishi Sunak faces a number of challenges as he tries to restore his Conservative Party’s image. Meanwhile, according to the survey, the opposition Labor Party is leading.

Rishi Sunak’s party is facing an internal dispute that has threatened to scrap the prime minister’s signature policy of deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda. Tory MP Philip Davis said the party was “absolutely united” in its desire to stop illegal immigration, adding, “We are all united in the idea that we want to stop illegal immigration, and also that we think That sending them to Rwanda, a third country, is actually the right solution.