British PM calls surprise election amid unpopularity
British PM Sunak calls surprise election despite Conservative Party's unpopularity, facing likely electoral wipeout. Sunak seeks to capitalize on slim gains in economic news and immigration policy to boost chances.
Key Points
- Sunak calls surprise election to try to turn around party's fortunes
- Slim gains in economic news and immigration policy may give Sunak a slight advantage
- Critiques of Labour leader Keir Starmer's policies could impact party's future performance
Pros
- Sunak showing proactive leadership by calling for election
- Slim gains in economic news and immigration policy may boost chances
Cons
- Conservative Party deeply unpopular with the public
- Facing likely electoral wipeout according to polls