NEARLY half those who voted Tory in 2019 want a General Election this year which would sweep the Conservatives from power.
A poll for the Sunday Mirror also shows four in ten voters want Labour leader Keir Starmer as PM with fewer than a third opting for Rishi Sunak.
Our survey is terrible news for the Tories with 48% who declared themselves Conservative voters last time either strongly supporting or supporting going to the ballot box in 2023. That rises to 61% of all voters.
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