Vicky Spratt

No.

So close, Rory.

So close.

Nearly.

We're really lucky to have had this exclusive polling done for us by Ipsos, and it ran between February and April.

So it gives us a really good snapshot of what was going on for Gen Z at the start of this year.

I think the thing that really jumped out to me at first is the favorability ratings for leaders of parties and would-be leaders of parties.

So some of this might not sound surprising.

Andy Burnham came top

of the polls.

He's the most favourable leader or would-be leader.

We all think he might quite like to lead the country.

And after him came Zach Polanski in second place.

Now, that might not be surprising.

Zach is getting a lot of press at the moment.

And that also ties with what we're hearing about how young people, this generation,

of 14 to 29-year-olds consume their news, mostly online.

And if you are on Instagram or TikTok, as I am, you will be reading a lot about Zach Polanski.

And in third place, a bit more surprising, Nigel Farage.

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