Poll Suggests Robert Jenrick Could Threaten Labour's Majority

A new poll indicates that Robert Jenrick, as Tory leader, might lead the Conservatives to gain more seats than rival Kemi Badenoch, potentially resulting in a hung parliament.

• Robert Jenrick could win 50 additional seats for the Conservatives, compared to 30 seats under Kemi Badenoch, according to a poll by Electoral Calculus.
• If Jenrick leads, Labour's majority would be reduced to a hung parliament, while Badenoch would leave Labour with a 14-seat majority.
• The Conservative leadership race between Jenrick and Badenoch is closely contested, with Tory members voting until October 31.
• Jenrick's campaign focuses on immigration reform and cutting taxes, while Badenoch emphasizes returning to core Conservative principles.
• Both candidates are set to participate in televised debates, with Jenrick favoring a public-facing campaign and Badenoch opting for grassroots engagement.

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