Can voters in the Conservative Party Kimi Badnouch stop reform in the United Kingdom?

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Conservative Party leader Kimi Badnoush will say that she is increasingly convinced of the need to leave the European Conference on Human Rights, because it hardens its position on immigration in the face of the fall of its support for its party, which was once governed.

Badnosh – He who defended the UK membership when running for the Conservative Party leader last year – It is now believed that the conference is almost impossible to reform and prevent governments from tackling immigration strongly.

“I am increasingly opinion that we will need to leave (Echr),” says Badnosh. “I have not yet seen a clear and coherent path to change in our current legal structures.”

Her discourse comes at a time when conservatives leaked in support of Nigel Farage’s Report UK, which now leads opinion polls and is seen as a more striking line on immigration. The last polls put the conservatives in the fourth place behind the reform – the head of their party Zia Youssef resigned Thursday – Labor and Liberal Democrats Party.

Voters on the right believe that immigration is one of the most important issues facing the United Kingdom, but confidence in Conservative PartyThe ability to address this is a war.

Only 6 percent of the public believe that conservatives will be the best party to deal with asylum and immigration, compared to 37 percent of reform, according to a poll by Yugov. Even voters who supported conservatives in the latest elections prefer to reform immigration.

For the voters, this contributed to the conservative investigation by only 18 percent on average, up to less than 24 percent who packed them in defeating the general elections last year, which left the Labor Party with a historic majority.

Badenoch will stop announcing an immediate transformation of politics in the European Human Rights Convention on Friday, but five tests were held for the public shadow lawyer to examine it, from the ability to deport irregular immigrants under Echr to protecting old warriors from lawsuits. It will promise to reach a decision through the party conference in early October.

With the prolongation of betting makers, the pioneering pioneering possibilities within one year, the conference may represent its last opportunity for a complete reset that can show some progress in the voter profit.

Robert Jenrrick has been his rival in Badnouch – who has long called the United Kingdom to leave Echr – prominent since its loss, and posted videos about himself regularly that lasts widely.

This cover ranges from people who raise ticket barriers on London to the profession of the legal prime minister of Mr. Kerr Starmer, Richard Hermer.

One of the highly conservative brands in the polls after Boris Johnson’s electoral victory in 2019-elections in which the Brexit party, an election that the Brexit party had not been noticed, was not candidates against some conservatives-a continuous flow of voters who were brought out for reform. This process has accelerated only since last year’s elections.

A quarter of conservative voters in 2019 turned into reform in the 2024 elections, and a third of conservative voters has been transformed in 2024 since then, according to the FT analysis of Yougov data and the study of British elections.

The majority of supporters of reform are now viewing the conservatives as an explicit supporter of immigration party, according to Yugov. The charge is difficult for Badnouch to deny. The annual net immigration increased to 900,000 under the period of Rishi Sonak in 2023, much higher than the promise of “tens of thousands” made by David Cameron when the party entered the government in 2010.

The work segment in the popularity of conservatives usually provides some comfort.

In previous election sessions, the government’s work government will not be directly popular in the polls. Instead, it was the reform that received most of the support at the expense of the Labor Party.

The FARAGE party invaded the local elections last month – controlling 10 councils, including the previously dominated areas by the Conservative and Labor Party.

The voters noted that Farraj, not Badnosh, is the most prominent figure who challenges the government on immigration, benefits and taxes. A Poll by Ugov Only 3 percent of voters believed that conservatives do more than others to develop the political agenda, behind the work of 19 percent and reform by 33 percent.

The last conservative support stronghold is the elderly. More than 75 years old is the only remaining age group as conservatives are still leading in the polls-although even here, the reform is close.

For decades, conservative vote has become more focused among retirees – with their average supporters to 66 in the last elections, according to more common denominators.

While the older voters are reliably turned on election days, the adoption of the Conservative Party is a serious problem. More common denominators that were calculated on the basis of current expectations of life, about 10 percent of 2024 conservative voters will come by 2029 when the upcoming elections are due.

On the contrary, the reform is relatively well among the middle -aged voters. Farage arrives at Tiktok and other dwarves of social media that indicate any conservative party politician, leading support with young people. According to more joint voting, 22 percent of children between the ages of 18 to 24 support reform, which is three times the level of conservatives.

Mail Strad, conservative shadow adviser, said on Thursday that Badnosh would become “better over time.”

He said: “It will improve through time in the media, and it will improve in time through the PMQS.”

“Just as Margaret Thatcher was criticized when she became a leader in (19) 75 she was often criticized for everything from her hair, to the clothes she wore, to her voice stadium, to heaven, she knows what, in the end she will be held together. Kimi will do so completely.”