A new poll is predicting Labour will win a comfortable 56-seat majority at the next General Election. As it stands, Sir Keir Starmer would win the keys to No. 10 with a 12-point lead over the Tories.
The MRP model by Savanta ComRes for LabourList shows the current Opposition would regain many so-called 'Red Wall' seats – including Ashfield, Bassetlaw, Blyth Valley, Sedgefield and Workington. The next election is set to take place in 2024 after new PM Liz Truss seemingly ruling out an early snap election, reports the Mirror.
The polling did show some traditional bellwether constituencies - those that tend to indicate the winner of an election - not going Labour's way, with the Conservatives holding Dartford, Portsmouth North, Nuneaton and Great Yarmouth.
