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Pollsters warn Kemi Badenoch to avoid being ‘overly combative’ to win back voters

3 November 2024
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Pollsters warn Kemi Badenoch to avoid being ‘overly combative’ to win back voters
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Kemi Badenoch faces the challenging task of rejuvenating the Conservative Party after its worst election result, being warned to avoid appearing overly combative. Despite being seen as energetic and fresh-faced by voters, she must navigate the balance of being assertive without being confrontational according to pollsters. Badenoch’s leadership will be defined by her ability to unite the party and address mistakes made during their long tenure in power, as highlighted by her initial misstep in downplaying the Partygate scandal and a past controversial joke about rape.

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