Sunak says he is not worried about the polls, which place him 20 points below Labor

May 29. () –

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, assured this Wednesday that he was not worried about the polls, which place him about 20 points below the Labor Party in voting intentions ahead of the next elections, scheduled for next July 4. .

“I’m not worried about the polls (…) The only poll that matters is the one on July 4, when all of you can choose during our future; that’s what I’m focused on,” said the British Prime Minister, according to reports Sky News.

As things stand, Sunak has stressed his commitment to working “hard” and talking “to as many people as I can” over the coming weeks ahead of the elections.

Voting intention surveys in the United Kingdom give the Labor Party figures close to 45 percent, around 20 percentage points of the Conservatives, who have seen their popularity plummet since the last elections.