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In a second question, 94% of Tory members said that tough action on tax and spending was the Coalition's single best decision so far. Last week the survey of 1,786 party members found all but three Budget measures were backed.
Yesterday we published the latest league table for the Cabinet. IDS, William Hague and Michael Gove remain the best-performing ministers in the estimation of the Conservative grassroots.
Tim Montgomerie
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