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Kemi Badenoch has Tory backing as party seeks to win over voters

Kemi Badenoch retains the support of the Conservative Party, but the Conservatives remain behind Labour and Reform in opinion polls and face the challenge of persuading more voters to support them.

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Kemi Badenoch has the backing of the Conservative Party, but the Conservatives continue to trail both Labour and Reform in opinion polls, leaving the party with a clear electoral challenge.

The party’s support for its leader provides a measure of unity behind Ms Badenoch. However, that internal backing has not yet translated into a stronger position among voters, according to the polling picture outlined in the supplied material.

The Conservatives therefore need to broaden their appeal beyond the party itself and persuade more people to support them. Their position behind Labour and Reform highlights the scale of that task, with the party competing for voters while seeking to maintain unity around its leader.

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The latest situation is that Ms Badenoch remains supported by the Conservatives, while the party continues its effort to close the gap with Labour and Reform in the polls. No further details about polling figures, timing or the party’s next steps are provided.

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