Will It Be The Biggest Landslide Victory Since Margaret Thatcher For The Conservatives?
According to last minute polls, Theresa May’s conservatives are set to win the general election by the biggest landslide victory since Margaret Thatcher.
Tories are winning 44% of votes compared to Labour’s 34%, which should give them a majority of 74 seats. Other polls have Mrs May winning with a smaller majority, whilst one poll also asked voters which person they preferred as Prime Minister.
Given the choice between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn, 51% said they would be relieved if Mrs May won, and 55% said that they would be worried about Brexit negotiations if Jeremy Corbyn won the election.
It’s not all smelling of roses for the Conservatives though, as 51% of people said they would be more concerned for the family’s future under Mrs May’s leadership, while respondents were split 50-50 when asked whose victory would leave them feeling delighted.
The outcome of the election most certainly depends on the turnout of 18 to 25-year-olds, who largely support Labour. Who do want to be standing outside no 10 Downing Street as Prime Minister this Friday?
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