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So a long time. ultimately what these figures show with this ten—point lead and the large labour vote share, voters are going away from the conservative party in the wake of partygate. these latest scandals have been really bad for the conservatives. if the prime minister is seen to be an electoral asset for the conservative party, it doesn't seem to be the case any more, therefore those in the 1922 committee, those conservative backbenchers that owe borisjohnson theirjob having done so well in the 2019 general election, if he takes them into the next election and they lose their seat, they ...

Constituents have been contacting their mps of all stripes to say they are unhappy with the way the government ministers and officials, advisers, have been behaving. how is it reflected in the voting intentions of people who have been conservative supporters in the past? what we have seen is thatjust two thirds of people who voted conservative in 2019 are sticking with the party, some are going to other parties and a large proportion are undecided. those who voted labour in 2019, 87—90% of their vote is retained. considerably more people are leaving the conservatives and labour. some of them...

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They're seen to be the leading candidates in next year's presidential election in france — but president macron and his far—right rival, marine le pen parties have done badly in regional elections. raoul sarn reports they're seen to be the leading candidates in next year's presidential election in france — but voters have delivered a rebuff they were billed as a breakthrough moment for marine le pen�*s national rally party. but when the exit polls came out, there was little to celebrate. they are predicted to win19% of all votes, behind the centre—right republicans on 27%. just a yea...