Pak Sahafat – A series of polls conducted in England show that Rishi Sunak’s popularity is declining despite his promises and claims to improve the economic situation in this country, and it seems that he has little chance to retain the prime minister’s seat until next year’s general elections.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report, according to the latest survey by the prestigious Yoga Institute, the popularity of the conservative ruling party led by Sunak has decreased by 2 percent and reached 22 percent, compared to the statistics of the previous round that was published two weeks ago. Meanwhile, the support for the Labor Party led by “Keir Starmer” has reached a record and has reached 50% with an increase of 3%.
 Polls show that Mr. Starmer has more public support for running the government and a better chance of winning the next general election. According to Yugao survey, 34% of voters believe that the named prime minister is better than Rishi Sunak. Meanwhile, Sunak’s popularity has decreased by 4% to 21%.
Statistical data also show that if a national election were to be held tomorrow, 47 percent of voters would vote for the Labor Party and 24 percent would vote for the ruling conservative party.
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The series of statistics published in recent months show that the credibility and legitimacy of the conservative party in public opinion has been seriously damaged and it has little chance to win the national elections next year. The results of several rounds of the recent mid-term elections, which led to the heavy defeat of this party and the handing over of a number of parliamentary seats to the Labor Party, are a clear proof that the conservatives have lost the rhyme.
Of course, we cannot ignore the fact that England is going through difficult economic challenges these days. The inflation rate has reached from 2 to 10 percent and the country has entered the period of economic recession since October last year. The interbank interest rate, which is directly related to the monthly mortgage installments of millions of Englishmen, has increased by 400 basis points and has imposed a heavy cost on people’s expenses.
At the beginning of this year, the British Prime Minister promised to halve the inflation rate, reduce the government debt, strengthen the economy and repair the bankrupt health system. However, most experts and observers believe that this politician of Asian origin was chosen for a transition period from the internal crisis of the conservative party, and even if he fulfills his promises and can keep the prime minister’s seat until the end of the parliamentary term, he has little chance of winning the elections.
No matter how professional, skilled and qualified Sunak is to hold the position of prime minister, he is considered an Asian of color for the right-wing and mostly white ruling party. To conservatives, he is a wealthy Indian who was elected on a temporary basis following a period of political turmoil in England, only to be removed when things calmed down.
Reports indicate that Sonak’s fellow party members are conspiring to oust him, and Boris Johnson is preparing to return to power before next year’s general election. Johnson has made news in the media again by visiting Ukraine and praising Brexit. Some predict he will return to Downing Street before the end of the year.