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Nearly two-thirds of voters want a change of government, according to a new mega-poll.
The survey of 25,000 voters by Focaldata for the Best for Britain campaign group suggests that a majority in every age group want to see a new team in charge of the country.
The findings are a major blow for Rishi Sunak with the general election just months away.
Asked whether it is “time for a change of government”, 63% of those polled said it was, compared to just 24% who want to stick with the current one.
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Broken down by age group, those between 18 and 25, and 45 and 54 are most enthusiastic about a change of government, with 67% in favour.
And even 54% of those aged over 65 - a group seen as more likely to vote Conservative - say they want rid of the current administration.
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The poll suggests that Sunak’s repeated attempts to improve the Tories’ electoral fortunes have failed.
It also follows successive surveys of public opinion which have given Labour a clear lead over the Conservatives, suggesting Keir Starmer is on his way to 10 Downing Street.