Conservative Party leader has seen her approval ratings rise as she has taken a firmer stance, defying early expectations of a leadership coup after her party hit record-low poll numbers. A year ago, internal tensions reached a boiling point, with speculation swirling that November would bring a decisive challenge to her leadership after just 12 months in the role. While her authority appears to have stabilized, the party still faces significant hurdles in rebuilding public support. The shift in momentum raises questions about whether her leadership can sustain momentum amid broader political and economic pressures.
Approval ratings for Tory leader and her party have crept up as she has asserted her style and authority but big challenges lie aheadA year ago, Tory MPs were braced for the prospect of yet another leadership battle to topple Kemi Badenoch as the party sunk to historic lows of 14-16% in the polls.At the time, the word “November” was uttered in hushed tones – this being the decisive month when rebels would be able to mount a challenge, Badenoch having served 12 months in office. Continue reading...
