Rishi Sunak vs Liz Truss: Foreign Minister Liz Truss made a big lead in the latest survey, backward former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak vs Liz Truss: According to the results of the latest UK survey, Foreign Minister Liz Truss has made a wide lead over Rishi Sunak in the race for the post of Prime Minister.  In the survey, Truss has put an almost 38 per cent lead over Sunak.  Truss, a member of the current cabinet, was supported by 69 per cent of those surveyed, while 31 per cent in favor of Sunak.  It is noteworthy that in the survey conducted by YouGov on July 20, where Truss got 62 percent support, while 38 percent people were seen in favor of Sunak.  It is noteworthy that only members of the Conservative Party will take part in the vote for the new leadership and the elected leader will succeed the incumbent Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Johnson has repeatedly appealed to his party leaders to support the truss.

In the initial race for the post of PM, 21 percent of Conservative Party members were unable to decide how and for whom they would vote, said YouGov for 'The Times', the latest survey data in the last five days.  This figure has now come down to 13 percent.  Truss seems to be benefiting the most from this.  According to the survey, 83 percent of the members who were in favor of the truss said that they have made up their mind to support it, while 17 percent said that they can change their mind.

60 percent of the Conservative Party members said they would vote for the truss, while 26 percent supported Sunak.  The rest are still unable to decide with whom to support.  Surveys indicate that truss is running ahead of Sunak in all age groups and different parts of the country.  Sunak has an edge over Truss in only one category, and that is the support of party members who supported Britain's stay in the European Union in 2016.  However, it is contradictory that Sunak supported Brexit (withdrawal from the European Union) while Truss favored remaining in the union.