'Rishi Sunak Worst UK PM': Pollsters Claim Historic Defeat for Conservative Party
The Conservative Party, led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, is bracing for what analysts predict could be a historic defeat in British elections. Recent opinion polls have indicated a significant drop in support for the party, with one pollster even predicting "electoral extinction" in the July 4 polls. The Conservatives are projected to win only 72 out of 650 seats in the upcoming general elections, a sharp decline that political experts suggest could be the worst defeat in the party's history. Rob Ford, Professor of Politics at Manchester University, highlighted the dire situation, noting that the party is set to drop below 30% in approval ratings. This would be an unprecedented low, with Sunak holding the worst prime ministerial approval rating on record. "The share of voters saying that the government is doing a bad job is the highest it has ever been," Ford told India Today TV, underscoring the growing demand for change among the electorate after 14 year...
