Decline in the popularity of the British ruling party

According to Mehr News Agency to According to the Guardian, the results of the polls indicate a sharp decline in the popularity of the ruling conservative party in England.

The results of a new survey by the Opinium Institute on the opinion of the British people regarding the government and politicians of this country show that the popularity of the ruling conservative party has decreased significantly compared to 2019.

In this survey, it was found that only four out of every 10 British voters support Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of England and the leader of the Conservative Party, and announced that they are ready to vote for this party in the next general elections.

According to the results of this survey, 41% of those who voted for the conservative party in the elections 5 years ago say they will vote for this party in the next elections.

The results of this survey show that people have distanced themselves from the Conservative Party as much as they have distanced themselves from its rival, the Labor Party. Fourteen percent of Conservative Party supporters have announced that they intend to stop supporting this party and support the Reform Party. Twelve percent of Labor supporters say they plan to do the same for their own party.

Rishi Sunak has announced that the next general election in England will be held at the end of this year. The exact date of the election has not been announced yet