Report finds strong support for climate policies among Tory voters despite some MPs’ negative stance
These efforts do not seem to have worked, as there is support among Conservative voters for the net zero target, according to a poll by Public First for Onward. It conducted two nationally representative polls on 15-23 February and 6-7 April, of 4,021 and 2,008 people respectively.
The report warns against complacency, pointing out: “There is a noisy campaign on the right of British politics, including from Nigel Farage, for greater accountability over net zero policies.” While those campaigning against net zero measures claim they are speaking on behalf of the poorest in our society, saying they will beSign up to First Edition, our free daily newsletter – every weekday morning at 7am
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