Kemi Badenoch’s panic stand has been the fourth time since 2019 that the Conservative Party is sluggish to the 4th – lagging behind Lib Dems.
A poll today showed Tori fell to fourth place, and Kemi Badenoch piled up pressure today.
The YouGov study found that conservatives received only 16% support, down 2 points in the past week.
That’s the backwardness of Lib Dems, who account for 17%. This is the first time since 2019, and the Conservatives have already ranked fourth.
Meanwhile, the reform took a seven-point lead with 29% support.
Based on the forecasts of the election calculation, this is enough to give Nigel Farage a 42 stable community in the general election.
The Conservative circle has been concerned that the party’s threat is trapped in effective irrelevant.
Today’s poll shows Tori falls to fourth place, and today’s Kemi Badenoch builds up pressure
Reforms received a huge surge in local elections on May 1, capturing 10 councils, two mayors and the parliamentary seat of Runcorn & Helsby in the by-election.
Conservatives were hammered, losing hundreds of MPs and questioning whether Ms. Badenov could restore the party’s fate.
Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel insisted this morning that the Yougov poll was Sky News and The Times, “not surprising at all.”
She told Times Radio that rebuilding the party would not happen overnight. ”
Mr Farage focused on British concerns about immigration and hopes for tax cuts and more government spending — critics say his platform is unrealistic.
Last night, Keir Starmer defended his “Stranger Island” migrant repression last night in front of last night’s retreat labor MP, who believes reforms will be the “main competitor” in the next election.
Conservatives are not our main opponent. Reform is the main competitor of our power. ” he said.
“We have a moral responsibility to ensure Farage never wins.”
The Prime Minister urged his troops to “fight” and reform.
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