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Public think Rishi Sunak slightly more likely to win a General Election than Liz Truss
But only a minority choose each and almost half cannot pick between them
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Experience in public services or business most seen as signs of a good Prime Minister, but wealthier than average or upper-class parents seen more negatively
Prospect of an early General Election provokes mix of emotions, but Labour supporters more hopeful, Conservatives more worried.
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Almost 4 in 10 think Rishi Sunak would do a good job as PM, but he is also the most well-known of the candidates
37% think Sunak would do a good job as PM, followed by 24% for Truss and Hunt, 22% Zahawi and 21% for Mordaunt
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Britons believe a fresh start is more likely under a Labour government than a Conservative one under a new PM
As the Conservative leadership race heats up, we ask the public about their expectations and hopes for future governments and leaders
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WRD 2022: 78% globally agree that people should be able to take refuge in other countries
New Ipsos survey shows greater compassion for forcibly displaced as war in Ukraine wears on.
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Ipsos Research Highlights - June 2022
In our latest Ipsos Research Highlights we explore this months the Issues Index, satisfaction with the Government, and how the public is handling the cost-of-living crisis.
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2 years on: Understanding the work experiences of UK employees since the murder of George Floyd
4 in 10 workers have seen at least some impact on the way their company handles race-related matters since the murder of George Floyd, but employers’ increased willingness to take action has not always lasted according to an Ipsos survey.
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Woke, cancel culture and white privilege – how the UK’s culture war debate is evolving
New research by Ipsos and King's College Policy Institute shows that the public increasingly feel the country is divided by “culture wars”.
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How MPs and business journalists view the importance of Environmental, Societal and Governance (ESG) issues in supermarkets, fashion and FMCGs
There is a large variation in how well different sub-sectors’ efforts to address ESG issues are viewed amongst stakeholders. Supermarkets rank in top place for MPs (47%) and business journalists (38%), while FMCGs rank much lower for MPs (12%) than for business journalists (31%), and fashion ranks among the worst for both MPs (7%) and business journalists (10%).
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More than one in two support ban on whipping racehorses
Over half of Britons support banning the use of whips in horse racing, but how many actually know the rules?