From The Telegraph. Some posters will hate the last paragraph.
Mr Sunak is highly likely to lose power on Thursday, bringing 14 years of Tory rule to an end. But the public is split on who should succeed him and, when presented with a list of seven potential future leaders, 26 per cent said they did not know while 20 per cent said “none of these”.
Most popular among all voters was Nigel Farage, who leads Reform UK but has refused to rule out a return to the Conservative Party at some point in the future. This may factor in Labour voters who believe Mr Farage is more beatable than Ms Mordaunt, as suggested by recent head-to-head YouGov surveys.
Seventeen per cent of voters said Mr Farage would be best to succeed Mr Sunak, while 16 per cent opted for Ms Mordaunt, who is fighting for re-election in what is expected to be a close race in Portsmouth North.
She emerged as the firm favourite among those planning to vote Conservative, with 32 per cent saying that she should succeed her former leadership rival. Just 13 per cent opted for Mr Farage, while Kemi Badenoch, Tom Tugendhat, Suella Braverman, Priti Patel and Robert Jenrick all polled in single figures.