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"The way things are going, just a year in — I genuinely think he will leave. I think he will be forced out."

"Starmer might have to go in months."

"I don't think he will survive a year [as prime minister]."

"Of course [he will be prime minister till 2029]."

How Long Will Keir Starmer Be UK's Prime Minister?

Prime Minister Keir Starmer achieved a net satisfaction rating of minus 66 in an Ipsos poll conducted between September 11-17, 2025, with only 13 percent of respondents satisfied and 79 percent dissatisfied with his performance as leader.</span

Prime Minister Keir Starmer achieved a net satisfaction rating of minus 66 in an Ipsos poll conducted between September 11-17, 2025, with only 13 percent of respondents satisfied and 79 percent dissatisfied with his performance as leader.

The Ipsos polling data indicates Starmer's approval rating represents the lowest satisfaction score for any British Prime Minister since the polling organization began tracking this metric in 1977, surpassing previous lows held by Rishi Sunak.</span

The Ipsos polling data indicates Starmer's approval rating represents the lowest satisfaction score for any British Prime Minister since the polling organization began tracking this metric in 1977, surpassing previous lows held by Rishi Sunak.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves recorded a net satisfaction rating of minus 56 in the same polling period, marking the lowest approval rating for any Chancellor since records began and comparable to Kwasi Kwarteng's October 2022 performance.</span

Chancellor Rachel Reeves recorded a net satisfaction rating of minus 56 in the same polling period, marking the lowest approval rating for any Chancellor since records began and comparable to Kwasi Kwarteng's October 2022 performance.

Reform UK currently leads Labour by 12 percentage points in Westminster voting intention according to the poll, with Reform at 34 percent and Labour at 22 percent, representing Labour's lowest recorded support since 2009.</span

Reform UK currently leads Labour by 12 percentage points in Westminster voting intention according to the poll, with Reform at 34 percent and Labour at 22 percent, representing Labour's lowest recorded support since 2009.

When asked about preferred Prime Minister candidates, 25 percent of respondents selected Nigel Farage, 19 percent chose Starmer and 9 percent picked Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, with 31 percent expressing no preference.</span

When asked about preferred Prime Minister candidates, 25 percent of respondents selected Nigel Farage, 19 percent chose Starmer and 9 percent picked Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, with 31 percent expressing no preference.

The polling results emerged as Labour's annual conference began in Liverpool, where Starmer faces potential leadership challenges and told media outlets he believes the party can turn around its current political difficulties.</span

The polling results emerged as Labour's annual conference began in Liverpool, where Starmer faces potential leadership challenges and told media outlets he believes the party can turn around its current political difficulties.

Starmer Hits Record Low Approval as Reform Leads Labour

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