The Tories are “collapsing in real time” as a new poll shows support for the party has hit another record low less than two weeks before the general election.
The Savanta survey put the Conservatives a massive 23 points behind Labour and only three points ahead of Reform UK.
According to the poll, the Tories are on 19% - 2 points less than a week ago and the party’s lowest level of support with the pollster since Rishi Sunak became leader.
Labour, meanwhile, are up two points to 42%, Reform UK are on 16%, the Lib Dems are on 9% and the Greens are on 9%.
Emma Levin, associate director at Savanta, said the numbers meant Labour “could be on for a truly historic election victory”.
She said: “Our research suggests that we could be watching the collapse of the Conservative Party in real time.
“This is the lowest Conservative vote share ever in a Savanta poll, for the third poll in a row.
“Part of the reason for this is that Reform UK continue to make gains, at their highest level in a Savanta poll since January 2021.
“If Labour’s vote continues to hold up, while Reform UK and the Liberal Democrats eat into Conservative support, Keir Starmer’s party could be on for a truly historic election victory.”
The findings are in line with a series of polls published last week which suggested the Tories could be on course for a historic defeat on July 4.