The Tories may be wiped out after the Election - Serves them Right

A new poll of voting intentions has been released by Ipsos UK which shows Tories sitting with just 19% of those polled saying they would vote Conservative at the Election , that's the lowest the Conservatives have ever polled in 45 years of polling history .

Labour are polling at 44% with Reform in third place with 13% , if Farage comes back to the party as leader I can see that number rising 8 or 9 percent which could knock the Tories into third place and make Reform the official opposition ....not saying that will happen but it could , exciting times.

Satisfaction ratings show that only 16% are satisfied with the job Sunak is doing as Prime Minister , Starmer isn't far ahead of that with the poll showing only 25% are happy with him as leader of the Opposition.

The Tories can't go into an election with Sunak in charge and hope to still be relevant after the Election , moves are already afoot within the party to remove him I can only assume this lattest poll will help focus a few minds.

Labour 44% (-3 pts from February), Conservatives 19% (-1), Reform UK 13% (+5), Liberal Democrats 9% (nc), Green 9 (+1), Other 6% (-1). Making Labour’s lead 25 points, from 27 in February.

The Conservatives’ share of 19% is again the lowest ever recorded by Ipsos in our regular Political Monitor series, which has run since 1978.
Reform UK are at a record high of 13% in Ipsos polling, although not quite yet at the heights of UKIP or the Brexit Party who reached 16 per cent in October 2014 and May 2019 respectively.

Half (49%) of those with a voting intention say they have definitely decided who to vote for – but 47% may change their mind. Conservative supporters continue to be less likely to say they are certain to vote (63%, vs 70% for Labour), and more likely to say they may change their mind (52% vs 40%).
www.ipsos.com...

Give us the date Chuckles , your time in the Big chair is over.

a reply to: gortex

I would love to think Labour are going to wave a big mad magic wand once they are in power and fix the place.

But I'm not holding my breath even if i will vote for them to get rid of the current administration.

Maybe we need new parties for this new millennium.

That actually represent the will of the people.

As opposed to whatever the feck constitutes politics from the current cockwombles on all sides of the political aisle.

a reply to: andy06shake

I'm less than chuffed with the thought of Starmer's Labour in charge especially if they have a large Majority but I am hopeful of a Reform UK opposition with the ranks perhaps swelled when it comes to voting by the remaining "Conservative" Conservative MPs.

If nothing else it should be interesting.

a reply to: gortex

Guys, you have been deceived again.
Where is Vigi???
You don't have the people's opinion. You only have bipartisan opinions.
Fight!

a reply to: gortex

Definitely popcorn time gortex.

Even if it is laughing at our future tears.

Interesting times indeed.

With the leaning of almost all the royal subjects on this site I wouldn’t be surprised if your full blown sharia law in a decade.

Anyway everything in the UK and much of Europe is wholly deserved in my honest opinion it’s what you guys actually want.

from x to z something something free. You know the line.

a reply to: gortex

a reply to: RussianTroll

Well, you do know a lot about deception, ile give you that.

UK politics is broken RT.

But ile take our multiple-party system flavor of democracy.

Over whatever the heck Russia is punting and attempting to call the will of the people.

Every day of the week and twice on Tuesdays.

a reply to: RussianTroll

In Russia there are 5 parties in parliament.
In Britain there are 2 parties in parliament.
Britain is teaching Russia democracy)))
Bingo!

a reply to: RussianTroll

In Britain there are 2 parties in parliament.

There are 4 parties in Parliament.
Conservative.
Labour.
Scottish National Party.
Liberal Democrats.

a reply to: gortex
Come on)))
Fairy tales!

how many factions?

a reply to: RussianTroll

Oh, I forgot about the House of Lords.
It accurately reflects the opinion of the people of Britain)))))

a reply to: RussianTroll

Oh, I forgot about the House of Lords.

Easy done as you do appear to be having a conversation with yourself.

It accurately reflects the opinion of the people of Britain)))))

We are devastated.

If only you could have an opinion of your own, that was not the party line, without getting sent to the front lines, or 15 years in jail that might be nice.

a reply to: Athetos

With the leaning of almost all the royal subjects on this site I wouldn’t be surprised if your full blown sharia law in a decade.

And what are those leanings pray tell?

Excellent, nothing like living in a country with no jobs, no hope and no future like every other socialist country.
Lovely, new socialist frutopia.
And when I say "No jobs." A mean that any job paid for by the government is just welfare with extra steps.
It produces nothing.
On the whole conservatives produce the money to keep the liberals going and when they stop, it all will stop.
Have fun with that.
a reply to: gortex

a reply to: HeyYouNotYouYou

Are you sure because there have been plenty of subsequent Labour administrations in the past.

And the UK is still here, with people still employed, and the sky yet to fall.

As to money, there is plenty of that going round.

The thing is, its all offshore bank accounts, squirreled away by the likes of the very same people currently at the helm of the nation.

Problem with this nation is the fact that there are far too many have-nots and far too few haves, and that gap only getting wider.

If I'm honest i don't expect much to change anytime soon no matter who's in power.

a reply to: gortex

I believe Liz Truss is manoeuvring, circling Sunak's rotting carcass... and she has fresh lettuce.

a reply to: HeyYouNotYouYou

Excellent, nothing like living in a country with no jobs, no hope and no future like every other socialist country.

We have a Conservative government , we've had a Conservative government for the last 14 years , how does that make us a " socialist country" ?

On the whole conservatives produce the money to keep the liberals going and when they stop, it all will stop.

Yeah , used to be that way here too , not so much these days.

a reply to: gortex

I am hopeful of a Reform UK opposition

Reform are nothing more than The Tories " B Team "

If they ever got into power, i would bet anything that they would be ridden with scandals just like any of the other political parties.

They all stink, every single one of them

a reply to: gortex

This year is going to be one to remember.

Ive been following Farage for a while.
With what little choice we have to vote for,then id vote him.