Voting in Britain on July 4: Survey predicts Sunak’s party to get 117 seats, Labour Party to get 425 seats

Indian-origin PM Rishi Sunak and his Conservative Party's gamble of early elections in Britain seems to be failing. Before the voting on July 4, a week later, most surveys are predicting the Conservative Party's wipeout.

Indian-origin PM Rishi Sunak and his Conservative Party’s gamble of early elections in Britain seems to be failing. Before the voting on July 4, a week later, most surveys are predicting the Conservative Party’s wipeout.

The Economist’s survey predicts Sunak’s party to get a maximum of 117 seats. At the same time, the Savanta-Guardian survey claims that the Conservative Party may be reduced to only 53 seats. Which is very less compared to the 365 seats of the 2019 elections.

At the same time, Keir Starmer’s Labour Party is expected to get a minimum of 425 and a maximum of 516 seats in the 650-seat House. Even in the average of 7 surveys, Sunak is seen getting 95 seats and Starmer 453 seats.

During the election… Sunak may lose his seat, if this happens then he will be the first Prime Minister

Savanta’s survey claimed that PM Sunak himself is going to lose his own seat in this election. The survey claimed that PM Sunak himself can also lose his Richmond seat (Yorkshire). If this happens then he will be the first PM of Britain, with whom this will happen. At the same time, former minister Lord Goldsmith alleged that Sunak will shift to America after the possible defeat. However, the Conservative Party and PM Sunak have denied it.