Fresh tractor tax blow for Starmer as Labour could lose three quarters of rural seats, poll suggests

Labour could potentially lose three-quarters of its rural seats in a general election due to Sir Keir Starmer’s tractor tax and other unpopular policies, according to a new poll. The survey suggests that Labour may only retain two out of 10 rural constituencies currently held, and could lose 36 out of 49 rural seats overall. The National Farmers Union has warned that Sir Keir may have underestimated the impact of the family farm tax raid, with concerns raised about the effect on small farmers and the party’s electoral prospects in rural areas.

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