London (News9us)- UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has taken the biggest Step on gamble by calling an early general election that almost everyone in Westminster believes, he will lose.Either the decision is a Mistake or a Masterstrok, will be Clear on 4th July.
While as per the Current political Scenario, the opposition klabour party is having the Triamph. Former barrister Keir Starmer of labour Party is going to wrap the current conservative Rule of 14 years.
Why Did Sunak is in Hurry for Early Poll ?
Sunak told journalists at a drinks reception in last December that it would be in 2024, not January 2025, and has more recently said his “assumption” is that it would happen in the second half of the year – which 4 July is, just about.
After that he has not open the reason, why it is so Early, in coming July rather in coming November or December.
The Economy is looming and Not in a position to to in-cash the Current Month Economik Growth. It is still unclear why he want Election Now.
But on the other hand, Sunak has placed much of his political Energy into his pledge to stop small boat crossings to the UK by asylum seekers. He has recently passed a controversial law to process some claims in Rwanda, though nobody has yet been deported and further legal challenges may await the plan.
Reason 1- Sunak Meight have planning to encash the Issue of Cross Border Crossing of the Boats.
Reason 2- Economy after a long periods of sinking economy now in a stable situation hence feeling right time to hammer the issue.
Sunak does not have much space to Play therefor he is batting on a narrow pitch for small Runs.
Then on Thursday, July 4, Britons will vote between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. local time.
Who is Going to win?
On the other hand Labour has showing relatively better results in pre opinion Polls since 2021. Labour are around 20 points up on average, When converted to a projection of seats in parliament, those figures indicate either a comfortable Labour win or a Labour win so huge it would spell a near-wipeout for the Conservatives.
When we talk about Conservative, The name was damaged by Partygate and a number of other scandals that led to the demise of Boris Johnson’s premiership, and then the shambolic six-week tenure of his successor Liz Truss, whose fiscal agenda sent markets into turmoil.
From 6 May 2010 David Cameron to Rishi Sunak, UK voters are continuously giving conservative to lead, but people are now changing their views, hence labour party has an edge on conservative.
What is Going on Now in UK :
The parties are reasching to the People by multiple ways.
Two head-to-head TV debates have been organized; in the first, Sunak and Starmer scrapped in a tense and occasionally personal tie. The second will air in late June.
Does Keir Starmer can Bold Sunak?
A well-respected human rights lawyer who then served as Britain’s most senior prosecutor, Starmer came into politics late in life. He became a Labour MP in 2015 and less than five years later was the party’s leader.
He has attempted to lay claim to Britain’s political center ground, and is described by his supporters as a serious leader with a focus on tackling the systemic issues facing Britain.
Only Sunak or Starmer have a realistic chance of becoming prime minister, but their plans could be disrupted by a number of smaller parties.
How does Britons Vote and Elect its Next Prime Minister ?
Just Like India, In the UK, voters don’t elect a prime minister directly. Instead, they elect a member of parliament (MP) to represent their local constituency.
The leader of the party that wins a majority of the UK’s 650 constituencies automatically becomes prime minister, and can form a government. That means 326 is the magic number for an overall majority.
If the Parties are not in 326 magic majority to form Government, than they go for Coalition with other small parties who are Interested to join the Larger Party to form Government.
Kings Role: The monarch has an important role; King Charles III must approve the formation of a government, the decision to hold an election and the dissolution of parliament. But this is a formal role only; the King won’t contradict his prime minister or overrule the results of an election.