Truss v Sunak: how do Tory PM contenders differ on policy?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : She is backed by the energy secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, who is relatively strong on renewable energy, and another backer, Vicky Ford, says she was very supportive of Cop26.
61% : Commentators have suggested this means a focus on tax cuts and deregulation, rather than high spending and investment.
56% : Truss has bemoaned the quality of the state school she attended, which critics swiftly pointed out occurred under Conservative governments, and has promised to give everyone "the same opportunities" so they are "able to know that the town they are born in has opportunity".
55% : Truss has pledged to reverse the national insurance rate rise, which was designed to fund health and social care.
45% : He has said he aims to cut taxes but wants to tackle inflation first.
45% : Sunak came out early for Brexit in the run-up to the referendum.
45% : He has reportedly backed proposals on the "Northern Ireland protocol" and, as chancellor, promoted "freeports" around Britain as one way of benefiting from Brexit.
40% : Truss was a remainer in the referendum campaign but has since become a keen convert to Brexit.

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