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A new poll by Electoral Calculus shows that Labour would win a 56-seat majority in a general election, securing 353 seats compared to the Conservatives' 90. The poll indicates a rise in Labour's support under Andy Burnham, leading to speculation about the possibility of an early election, despite previous statements from Burnham suggesting he would wait until 2029.
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A new poll by Electoral Calculus shows that Labour would win a 56-seat majority in a general election, securing 353 seats compared to the Conservatives' 90. The poll indicates a rise in Labour's support under Andy Burnham, leading to speculation about the possibility of an early election, despite previous statements from Burnham suggesting he would wait until 2029.
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Will Burnham now go for an early election? New mega-poll gives Labour a 56-seat Commons majority - with Reform third behind the Tories
Labour Projected to Win 56-Seat Majority in Latest Poll