Kemi Badenoch backed as clear favourite to become Conservative Party leader

New data has shown the former minister for women and equalities has the support of 25.83 of grassroots Tory members to replace Rishi Sunak.

Shadow housing secretary Kemi Badenoch is favourite among grassroots Tories to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, according to a new survey

Independent Tory news organisation Conservative Home questioned 995 grassroots members on July 8, 9 and 10 about who should replace former prime minister Rishi Sunak.Among those surveyed, former immigration minister Robert Jenrick was second favourite, with the support of 13.47%. However, while the survey did indicate a clear winner in Ms Badenoch, 16% of those polled answered “Don’t know”, which suggests the final result could still be anyone’s guess.

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