Will the Emergency Budget put the UK back on track?
by UK Politics
In a Facebook poll of 6,305 respondents, 51.4% chose “No”. How we count
No
51.4%3,238
Yes
34.1%2,150
Don't Know
14.5%917
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No never trailed. It opened with a 49% lead over Yes on day 1 and held there for nearly four weeks — then, on day 27, the gap widened sharply to 55%, settling at 56% by day 28 and staying locked there for the rest of the poll's 69-day run.
6,305 votes later, No closed at 51.4% (3,238), Yes at 34.1% (2,150), and Don't Know at 14.5% (917) — a decisive, one-sided verdict on the Emergency Budget with zero lead changes across more than two months of voting.
- Day 27 Surge · No's margin jumped from 50% to 56% and never receded.
- Gender Gap · Women broke No 66% vs. just 51% of men.
- Yes Skewed Male · Only 19% of women backed Yes, versus 35% of men.
- UK Drove the Result · Britain cast the most votes (346) and leaned No, like the final tally.