MOST CONSERVATIVE VOTERS BELIEVE KEMI BADENOCH WON’T MAKE A GOOD PRIME MINISTER

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•  MOST CONSERVATIVE VOTERS BELIEVE KEMI BADENOCH WON’T MAKE A GOOD PRIME MINISTER.

As Kemi Badenoch approaches her 100th day as Tory leader, only one in four Conservative voters think she looks like a prime minister-in-waiting, according to a YouGov poll.

According to the survey, 26% of people who voted Conservative in the 2024 election do not think she would make a good prime minister, while 48% do.

Additionally, the survey presents a conflicting picture of Badenoch's character. Only 19% of voters think she is trustworthy, compared to 39% who say she is untrustworthy. Likewise, 24% of respondents think she is nice, while 39% think she is dislikeable.

Most Conservative voters in 2024 supported Badenoch, with 56% stating that she is doing a good job as party leader and 17% disagreeing.

A pact between the Conservatives and Reform UK to bring the right together before the next election is a topic of increasing speculation. Alex Burghart, the Duchy of Lancaster's shadow chancellor, refused to rule out such a partnership.  

  

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