Almost half of voters want the Government to prioritise cutting taxes over investing in public services, new polling has found.
Two years ago, voters of all parties were more likely to favour spending on public services over taxes.
But in a major shift, voters have now swung towards prioritising tax cuts – according to research by pollsters More in Common.
They found 49 per cent think the Government should prioritise cutting taxes, while 36 per cent would rather ministers invest in public services.
Yet in September 2024, more than half (54 per cent) said investing in public services should be prioritised, while 30 per
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