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Sadiq Khan sees internal poll rating boost

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LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 27: Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, answers questions from the audience during the State of London Debate on June 27, 2019 in London, England. The annual debate is broadcast live on radio as the Mayor of London takes questions from the public discussing issues affecting the British capital. (Photo by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images)

Sadiq Khan has received a boost in satisfaction ratings from the latest internal City Hall polling.

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CityAM understands that yet-to-be-released polling from the Greater London Authority shows the mayor of London has a satisfaction rating of +4.

This is a boost from the last GLA poll that showed the Khan had a net dissatisfaction rating of -1 in May.

Khan’s ratings have fallen significantly since being elected in 2016.

His satisfaction rating peaked at+37 in July 2016 and bottomed out at -4 in January.

External polling from Queen Mary University is due next month to show individual ratings of the main candidates for the May 2020 mayoral election.

This includes the Liberal Democrats’ Siobhan Benita, Conservative party’s Shaun Bailey and Green party’s Sian Berry.

Former international development secretary Rory Stewart will also run for the job as an independent candidate.