A Norstat survey showed that the First Minister had fallen in popularity by 15 points since January to -32 with the general public.
Humza Yousaf 's popularity has dropped after controversy around the Scottish Government's hate crime laws, a new poll has suggested.
Polling guru and Strathclyde politics professor John Curtice told the Times the poll shows Yousaf "is deeply and increasingly unpopular". SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn and ex-finance minister Kate Forbes - who Yousaf beat in the race to succeed Nicola Sturgeon - have been touted as potential replacements if Yousaf resigns following the general election.Tory Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was three points worse than Yousaf on -35, although he had increased his popularity by 10 points.Labour also saw a dip in fortunes. UK leader Keir Starmer saw his approval rating go down by 13 points to -26.
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