A new poll suggests the Tories could be left with just 72 seats - less than half the number they won in their worst election in 1906. Amid a growing threat from Reform UK, a candidate told Sky News that it is 'crazy' Nigel Farage is not in the Tory party.
The bad news keeps on coming for Rishi Sunak, with new polls showing support for the Conservative Party dropping through the floor.A vast new MRP poll shows the Tories could be left with just 72 seats - while Labour could win a majority of 262 seats.This poll is of 22,000 people, conducted by Survation, and it uses a method that allows the pollster to predict the result in each individual constituency.
It shows:Labour: 456 seatsTories: 72 seatsLib Dems: 56 seatsReform UK: 7 seatsPlaid Cymru: 2 seatsGreen Party: 1 seatA second poll published in the last hour shows support for the Tories has dropped four points in the last week.In fact, it is the lowest vote share recorded for the Conservative Party since May 2019 - the dying days of the Theresa May premiership.
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