In the 45 days that Liz Truss was Prime Minister of the UK, not only did the British pound sink. Moreover intention to vote dropped sharply and Conservative Party. The evolution of the British polls reflects the phenomenal decline of ‘Tries’ since early September, just after Truss took office and the announcement of his failed tax reform. tax deduction to the highest incomes.
The Conservatives’ collapse is so great that if elections were held now, Labor would not only win them in the street, but could even double the Conservative votes. The Labor Party got 51.2 percent of the vote, while the Conservatives fell to 23.6 percent. To get an idea of the effects of Truss’ brief visit to Downing Street, the first number of September gave the ‘Tories’ 31.2% of the vote and the Labor Party. Keir Star41.6%.
In just a month and a half, Conservative Party He lost 7.6 points, his main rival on the left increased by 9.6 points. In reality, the sustained decline of the ‘Tries’ since November 2021 accelerated when the Boris Johnson scandals were undermined, the Labor Party took over and they lost their initial position with Johnson himself elected ‘premier’. in 2019. Since the last election in December 2019, the Conservatives have fallen by 20 points. Labor Added 19 points.
If we convert the average of the polls to seats, the Labor Party would be in a position to pass 480 MPs in a year. House of Commons 650 seats, which is much more than the 326 seats needed to reach absolute majority and the Conservatives, who now hold 365 seats, could hold about 75 MPs, despite more than double the 203 they won in the 2019 elections.