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The winner will be the sixth Conservative Party leader since 2016.
It came after Suella Braverman said she would back the Republican if she could vote in the US.
The home secretary said the anonymous street artist's political stunt "completely unacceptable".
Heavyweight publications The Sunday Times, The Economist and Financial Times have all endorsed Keir Starmer's party.
Millions have been dragged into paying more because of "fiscal drag".
The home secretary also failed to deny again that he once described it as "batshit".
The Conservatives' head of data is the latest senior official to be dragged into the scandal.
Flying it the wrong way up is a well-known distress signal.