According to the ORB International poll of around 2000 adults, the voter approval of the UK PM Theresa May’s handling of Brexit negotiations has fallen to 29 percent, the lowest level since the poll began in November 2016, Reuters reports.
Key Findings:
Approval of the government’s handling of Brexit talks rose as high as 55 percent in the first half of 2017 but has since fallen.
56 percent of voters were not confident May would get the right deal while 26 percent thought she would get the right deal and the rest didn’t know.
Johnny Heald, Managing Director of ORB International, noted: “May has lost her Brexit minister (David Davis) but she is also increasingly losing the confidence of voters.”
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