UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is doing worse than his short-lived predecessor Liz Truss among the voters that last put the Conservatives in power, as many flock to the right-wing Reform Party, a major study by a pollster has found.
Sunak has presided over a “year of decline” that’s caused an “implosion” in the Tory vote, putting the opposition Labour Party firmly on course for power, according to the deep-dive analysis of polls conducted in Britain in the last 18 months, carried out by JL Partners.
