Will Britain's next Prime Minister be her?Support rate support rate leader first opponent 22%

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

The British Conservative Party's first election voting has ended on August 12, local time. Who will the throne of the British Prime Minister fall? Female candidates, known as the "New Iron Lady", seem to be even more momentum.

Tellas (Picture Source: Reuters)

The current British Prime Minister Johnson resigned in July this year. After the ruling party's Conservative Party experienced five rounds of voting, there were only two of the party's final candidates. Former Minister of Finance Sonak.

According to Reuters reported on August 14, the survey showed that in the next prime minister's competition, Tellas's public opinion support rate was 22 percentage points higher than Sonak. In the survey of the Conservative Party, Tras's support rate was as high as 61%, while Sunak was only 39%.

According to public opinion surveys, supporters have three reasons for supporting Trask. First, these people do not like Sunak. The second is that they believe that Trason has always been loyal to Johnson, and it is even more trustworthy. The third is that they believe that Sunak's resignation has caused the collapse of Johnson.

However, Sunak's supporters believe that he has done a better economy, and among the two candidates, he is more capable and smarter.

There was also a surprise in the polls. After making Johnson step down, people even started to miss him again. Experts from public opinion tests said that they observed that there were "nostalgia for Johnson" among the Conservative members, and pointed out that 63%would rather prefer Johnson to continue their power and did not want Tras to take over. In the comparison of Johnson and Sunak, as many as 68%of Johnson.

About 200,000 conservative members of the United Kingdom voted voted by mailing voting. The vote was launched on August 8th, and the deadline on the 12th. The results of the new party's first voting will be announced on September 5th, and Johnson will be transferred to the key of the Prime Minister's office.

According to the poll agency "Opinium", only 29%of the 570 conservative members of the surveyed investigation said that they had voted, and 47%said they had decided. Only 19%said that only 19%said They were not determined when they were investigated.

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