Fresh polling woe for Rishi Sunak as Tories plummet to their lowest vote share ... trends now
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Rishi Sunak has suffered fresh polling woe as the Tories plummeted to their lowest vote share ever in Wales.
A new Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey found only 16 per cent of Welsh voters would back the Conservatives at a general election.
This was a six percentage point fall in the Tory vote share from last month's poll and gave Labour a staggering 33-point lead.
Sir Keir Starmer's party were backed by almost half (49 per cent) of Welsh voters, which was up four points from last month.
The Tories are also now only one point ahead of Reform UK in Wales, with the Nigel Farage-backed party supported by 15 per cent of Welsh voters.
Rishi Sunak has suffered fresh polling woe as the Tories plummeted to their lowest vote share ever in Wales
A new Redfield & Wilton Strategies survey found only 16 per cent of Welsh voters would back the Conservatives at a general election
The latest Redfield & Wilton research found only 37 per cent of those who voted for the Conservatives in 2019 would vote for the Tories again
Vaughan Gething, who became the new Welsh First Minister last week, begins his
