UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted the Conservatives can still win Thursday’s UK election despite multiple polls pointing to a commanding victory by the opposition Labour Party. Speaking to BBC, he reiterated his defence of the Tories’ 14-year governance, and said country is doing better now than when his party came into office in 2010.
When asked if he would still be PM after the vote, Sunak said, “Yes, I’m fighting very hard and I think people are waking up to the real danger of what a Labour govt means.” Polls show Labour heading for a landslide victory and Keir Starmer on track to become PM, while support for Tories continued to fall to new lows.
When asked if he would still be PM after the vote, Sunak said, “Yes, I’m fighting very hard and I think people are waking up to the real danger of what a Labour govt means.” Polls show Labour heading for a landslide victory and Keir Starmer on track to become PM, while support for Tories continued to fall to new lows.
