Perhaps asking after the popularity of a Prime Minister is as standard as it gets in polling terms.
In other ways, it can be peculiar.
Take for example a poll by YouGov that asks if respondents feel luckier today than people before might have.
It’s obvious what may be said by those who feel a world war is worth avoiding.
It’s less obvious what makes a younger mind tick in this regard because things today are different.
According to the results, there’s a feeling we’re luckier.
While most believe we’re “somewhat more lucky” (29%), the next highest score is for “no more or less lucky” (24%).
It’s a fine life if you can get along with it.
