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Polls: Rishi Sunak really could lose his seat | Election 2024 | The New Statesman
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14:04Now PlayingThe Prime Minister “is a margin of error away from defeat” in his own constituency, says Ben Walker.
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By campaigning in previously “safe” Conservative seats Rishi Sunak has shown he believes the polls, which predict a massive defeat for the Tories.
Ben Walker and Freddie Hayward join Hannah Barnes on the New Statesman podcast to discuss whether Rishi Sunak himself could be the “Portillo moment” of 2024.
Ben also reveals polling analysis on whether Jeremy Corbyn will win in Islington North, and if the Greens can take Bristol from Labour.
Read moreRishi Sunak’s campaign tour shows he is nervous
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