>This latest scandal facing the government has pushed the number of Britons demanding the prime minister resign to a record high of 69%. The previous high had been 63% on a couple of occasions in January, as the ‘partygate’ scandal continued to rumble. Just 18% of Britons want Boris Johnson to remain in post.
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>Perhaps more significant is the fact that most 2019 Conservative voters (54%) now also want to see the prime minister gone. This is the first time Tory voters have been more likely to want to see Johnson go than stay (33%), with a majority having wanted to keep him as recently as early June.
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>Despite the public desire to see the prime minister evicted from Number 10, far fewer Britons expect Johnson to go willingly. Just one in five (21%) believe he will resign, up from 7% at the beginning of June. Two thirds (68%) expect him to try and stay.
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>When it comes to Rishi Sunak, most Britons believe the chancellor was right to resign (56%), with Conservative voters tending to agree by 47% to 24%.
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>See the full results [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/1), [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/2) and [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/3)
A company Boris’ newly appointed chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, co-founded is publicly telling Boris to go. Grinning like a cheshire cat at this one.
I hope he stays.
There’s plenty more fuckupery he can accomplish.
He’s a man who have moved on already and is getting jackshit done.
Imagine what Chaos with Ed Milliband would have looked like eh lads
Just watched Newsnight, Tories from all groupings in the party, Hestletine, Rifkind, Frinkstein, Katie Balls all saying it is over for Johnson, only question now is when not if.
I suspect they are hoping that a new face may win them the next election but the way the economy is going they will take a very big hit on that from their electorate.
Whoever wins the next election is getting a very poisoned chalice.
Most Borises don’t care what voters think.
Said poll company founded by?
Well okay, but I hope they don’t want a fucking medal for it too.
Not like they didn’t know who they were voting for. Even before the recent scandals starting surfacing his history was seriously dodgy.
Feels very coordinated doesn’t it.
Conservatives voters can live with the mess they created.
Cowards. Stick by your boy Boris to the end or you’ll let corbyn win.
Boris looks like putin right now, he will not accept people dont want or like him, yet he clings on like a russian dictator.
Former Conservative here and I don’t believe this party represents the working class at all. The party has forever lost my support
I bet the donors are not pleased by all this. They may now need to increase payoffs to get their agenda.
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Most of the country want him to resign. I suspect most of his cabinet want him to resign but are too drunk on power they hang on.
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>This latest scandal facing the government has pushed the number of Britons demanding the prime minister resign to a record high of 69%. The previous high had been 63% on a couple of occasions in January, as the ‘partygate’ scandal continued to rumble. Just 18% of Britons want Boris Johnson to remain in post.
>
>Perhaps more significant is the fact that most 2019 Conservative voters (54%) now also want to see the prime minister gone. This is the first time Tory voters have been more likely to want to see Johnson go than stay (33%), with a majority having wanted to keep him as recently as early June.
>
>Despite the public desire to see the prime minister evicted from Number 10, far fewer Britons expect Johnson to go willingly. Just one in five (21%) believe he will resign, up from 7% at the beginning of June. Two thirds (68%) expect him to try and stay.
>
>When it comes to Rishi Sunak, most Britons believe the chancellor was right to resign (56%), with Conservative voters tending to agree by 47% to 24%.
>
>See the full results [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/1), [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/2) and [here](https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/survey-results/daily/2022/07/05/b572b/3)
A company Boris’ newly appointed chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, co-founded is publicly telling Boris to go. Grinning like a cheshire cat at this one.
I hope he stays.
There’s plenty more fuckupery he can accomplish.
He’s a man who have moved on already and is getting jackshit done.
Imagine what Chaos with Ed Milliband would have looked like eh lads
Just watched Newsnight, Tories from all groupings in the party, Hestletine, Rifkind, Frinkstein, Katie Balls all saying it is over for Johnson, only question now is when not if.
I suspect they are hoping that a new face may win them the next election but the way the economy is going they will take a very big hit on that from their electorate.
Whoever wins the next election is getting a very poisoned chalice.
Most Borises don’t care what voters think.
Said poll company founded by?
Well okay, but I hope they don’t want a fucking medal for it too.
Not like they didn’t know who they were voting for. Even before the recent scandals starting surfacing his history was seriously dodgy.
Feels very coordinated doesn’t it.
Conservatives voters can live with the mess they created.
Cowards. Stick by your boy Boris to the end or you’ll let corbyn win.
Boris looks like putin right now, he will not accept people dont want or like him, yet he clings on like a russian dictator.
Former Conservative here and I don’t believe this party represents the working class at all. The party has forever lost my support
I bet the donors are not pleased by all this. They may now need to increase payoffs to get their agenda.