Labour is storming towards a commanding general election victory with 41% of the Westminster vote, while the Scottish Conservative Party faces potential electoral oblivion under Kemi Badenoch's leadership, according to devastating new polling data.
Polling Catastrophe for Scottish Tories
The exclusive survey reveals the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party has plummeted to just 11% in voting intentions for Westminster seats north of the border. This dramatic collapse positions the party for significant losses in their Scottish heartlands when the nation next goes to the polls.
Badenoch's Leadership Under Fire
The grim polling numbers emerge as Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch prepares to address the Scottish Conservative conference in Glasgow this weekend. Party insiders fear the research confirms their worst nightmares about the party's declining appeal under her stewardship.
One senior Conservative figure delivered a blunt assessment: "We're staring into the abyss in Scotland. These numbers should serve as a wake-up call to everyone in the party leadership."
Labour's Resurgence Across Britain
Meanwhile, Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party demonstrates commanding strength across the United Kingdom. The 41% Westminster voting intention represents their most robust position in years, putting them on track for a potential parliamentary majority.
Political analysts suggest the polling indicates a fundamental realignment of British politics, with traditional Conservative strongholds becoming increasingly vulnerable to Labour advances.
Conference Clash Looms
The timing of this polling revelation couldn't be more awkward for Ms Badenoch, who faces the challenging task of rallying despondent Scottish Tory activists in Glasgow. Her speech was intended to energise the base ahead of the next general election, but these figures threaten to overshadow her message.
As one party strategist admitted privately: "We've got a mountain to climb in Scotland, and this polling shows just how steep that climb has become."
