Some prominent Tories may lose seats in next UK general elections. Check out their names

A new poll survey showed the prediction of an easy 56-seat majority win for the Labour Party in the next general elections in the UK. Even more surprising is that some of those finely balanced seats could belong to prominent Tory MPs.

According to the survey by Savanta ComRes, Sir Keir Starmer, Leader of the Labour Party of the United Kingdom, could score a comprehensive win against the current Prime Minister of the UK, Liz Truss, if the numbers come to execution.

As per the research, around 146 Tories could lose seats in the UK's next general election. Some of these are among the prominent names in UK politics, including former party leaders, current Cabinet ministers, and long-serving veterans.


The Savanta analysis hints that these prominent Tories include Boris Johnson, the former PM of the UK, whose constituency of Uxbridge and South Ruislip could fall to Labour in the next elections.

FAQ:

1. Which Conservative Tories could lose their seats in the next general elections?
   The renowned political journalist Adam Bienkov revealed that the list of highly-at-risk seats is held by Tories, including Boris Johnson, Steve Baker, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Penny Mordaunt, Iain Duncan Smith, Dominic Raab, Andrea Jenkyns, and more.
2. What exactly did the Savanta survey highlight about the potential defeat of prominent Tories?
   Chris Hopkins, the political research director of Savanta, explains the result is hopeful for Labour as the Truss bounce is only short-lived and capitalising on its economic outlook could not reward the government any favour in the ballot box.