The poll "clearly shows how Scots do not believe the Prime Minister’s version of events and seem to be saying that they are less likely to vote Conservative as a consequence," Opinium's head of political polling said.
Boris Johnson himself is among the prominent Tories set to lose their seats in the next election.
"Well, Boris has always been able to get away with things that mere mortals can’t seem to," former prime minister David Cameron has said.
“Many of those around him, mediocre politicians now drunk with the unexpected power that an ill-prepared referendum has bestowed upon them, have supported him because they saw it as a formidable opportunity for their careers," one newspaper read.
Polls are showing prime minister Boris Johnson's ratings have reached a new low.
“What chance Truss is a Trojan Horse,” one councillor theorised.
"Johnson has no authority left in our country or even with his Cabinet," Manuel Cortes said, "for the health of the nation it's time for him to go and go now".
The tactic is reportedly used by conspiracy theorists, who have no intention to attend the appointments they make.
Several people have suggested that they should start serving cheese and wine at the meetings to encourage the PM to attend them.