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The latest opinion polls predict that the Conservatives will suffer a worse defeat than Labour’s historic landslide victory in 1997, with many big-name MPs set to lose their seats.
Latest YouGov polls show that if elections were held now, Labor would win 403 seats, while the Conservatives would be reduced to 155, with Rishi Sunak’s party losing a net 210 seats.
It is the latest in a series of damning opinion polls for the party, with both Labor and the Liberal Democrats posting significant wins both in their former heartland in the north of England and in many traditional ‘blue wall’ seats. It shows that
Another recent poll by Survation for Best for Britain suggests the Conservative Party could have fewer than 100 MPs in the general election, with Sir Keir Starmer’s party gaining 468 seats. It is predicted that
If the YouGov poll’s predictions prove correct in the election, Conservative ministers and heavyweights are expected to lose their seats.
jeremy hunt
Liberal Democratic Party lost
Constituency: Godalming and Ash
The current premier’s seat in south-west Surrey has been largely abolished under the new boundaries, but Jeremy Hunt has announced he will stand in the newly formed Godalming and Ashes constituency.
Mr Hunt faces a close race in his current seat with the Liberal Democrats, who won 38.7% of the vote compared to 53.3% in 2019.
A YouGov poll predicts that the party will win the prime minister’s seat by a narrow margin, with a vote share of 35% to the prime minister’s 32%.
Grant Shapps
Workers lost
Constituency: Welwyn Hatfield
Defense Secretary Grant Shapps won his current seat from Labor in 2005 and most recently retained it in 2019 with a majority of 10,955 votes.
However, Labor is expected to win back the seat with 39% of the vote to Mr Shapps’ 29%.
The defeat could end Mr Shapps’ hopes of running for leadership after the next election. I It was recently reported that the Secretary of Defense was considering re-election in 10th place.
penny mordaunt
Workers lost
Electoral District: Portsmouth North
Commons leader Penny Mordaunt, who gained international attention for her role as a sword-bearer at the coronation, has held her seat since 2010.
It is considered a swing seat and was held by Labor from 1997 to 2010, but it is now seen as likely to return to the party.
Despite winning the previous election with a majority of 15,780 votes, Mr Mordaunt’s vote share is expected to drop from 61.4% to 31%, giving him a victory over Labor, who are expected to win 35% of voters. will be given.
Like Mr Shapps, Mr Mordaunt is said to be considering running for leadership again if a leadership contest is held after the election, but he will lose that chance if he loses his seat to Labor. there is a possibility.
mark harper
Workers lost
Constituency: Forest of Dean
The Transport Secretary position in Forest of Dean has been held by Mark Harper since 2005, but was previously held by Labor for decades.
The party is expected to regain the seat, with Labor receiving 36% of the vote and Mr Harper’s 34%.
This is a major victory for Labor, overturning Mr Harper’s 2019 majority of more than 15,000 votes.
alex chalk
Liberal Democratic Party lost
Electoral District: Cheltenham
Cheltenham was ruled by the Lib Dems from 1992 to 2015, when Alex Chalk, now the Attorney General, won.
Mr Chalk has a razor-thin majority of 981 people and is considered to be in constant jeopardy, and is expected to lose the next election to the Liberal Democrats.
Opinion polls predict they will receive 54% of the vote, with Mr Chalk expected to receive just 23%.
sir ian duncan smith
Workers lost
Constituency: Chingford and Woodford Green
Former Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith has held the seat of Chingford and Woodford Green in north-east London since 1992, but is at risk of losing it to Labor. be.
After 30 years in parliament, he is expected to lose with just 25% of the vote and Labor with 55%.
Labor has steadily gained seats in recent years, with Sir Ian winning the 2019 election with a majority of just 1,262 votes.
johnny mercer
Workers lost
Electoral District: Plymouth Moorview
Johnny Mercer sits in Cabinet as Minister for Veterans Affairs and has been MP for Plymouth and Moorview since 2015.
His seat has been held by Labor since its creation in 2010, and the party is likely to unseat the incumbent. He is expected to get 29% of the vote to Labor’s 41%.
victoria prentis
Workers lost
Electoral District: Banbury
Attorney General Victoria Prentice, who has been the MP for Banbury since 2015, is expected to lose by a narrow margin to Labor.
Opinion polls show Sir Keir Starmer’s party could overturn his majority of 16,813 votes, gaining 33% to the Conservatives’ 32%.
simon hart
Lost: Plaid Shimul
Electoral District: Caerfyldin
Simon Hart, leader of the party and a close ally of Mr Sunak, is set to take up the new seat of Caerfieldin after a boundary review will see the current seats of Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire abolished. Ta.
The next election is expected to be a three-way battle between the Conservatives, Labor and Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru, with the latter currently aiming for victory.
Mr Hart is expected to win the seat with 22% of the vote, Labor with 23% and Plaid Cymru with 26%.
damian green
Workers lost
Electoral District: Ashford
Former Work and Pensions Secretary Damien Green, who served as deputy prime minister in Theresa May’s government, has been the MP for Ashford in Kent since 1997. He currently chairs the influential One Nation caucus of centrist MPs.
His seat is vulnerable to Labor, which is currently expected to get 33% of the vote to Mr Green’s 32%.
tobias elwood
Workers lost
Electoral District: Bournemouth East
Tobias Ellwood, a senior Conservative MP, previously chaired the Defense Select Committee and has been MP for Bournemouth East since 2005.
However, this seat is now expected to be won overwhelmingly by Labor with 28% of the vote compared to 43% for Labor.
robert buckland
Workers lost
Constituency: South Swindon
The former attorney general is a leading figure in the centrist Conservative Party and is expected to lose his seat to Labor, which has held it since 2010.
Labor, which has held the seat since its creation in 1997, is on track to win back the seat with 50% of the vote and Robert Buckland’s 27%.
sir simon clarke
Workers lost
Constituency: Middlesbrough South and Cleveland East
Simon Clarke, a former Level Up secretary under Liz Truss and a leading figure in the Conservative Growth Group, has been the MP for Middlesbrough, south of Cleveland, and east of Cleveland since 2017. He was elected with over 1,600 votes.
However, Labor remains on track to win the seat, with 44% of the vote to Sir Simon’s 28%.
sir john redwood
Liberal Democratic Party lost
Electoral District: Wokingham
Veteran MP and former minister Sir John Redwood has represented the Blue Wall seat since 1987, which has only ever been held by a Conservative MP.
However, as a result of the close race, the Liberal Democratic Party could narrowly win seats, an important target for the party.
Both the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are now expected to get 34% of the vote, suggesting the winning party could win seats by a narrow margin.