A recent survey in the UK: Johnson's majority is shrinking, and even in danger

A YouGov poll, which predicted the loss of a Conservative majority in the 2017 election, shows that within two weeks, their majority has shrunk from 68 seats to just 28 - too small a gap to rule out another impasse in parliament

A recent survey in the UK: Johnson's majority is shrinking, and even in danger

Conservatives in the UK are expected to win parliamentary elections tomorrow, but only by a small majority - according to a recent large poll published Wednesday (Wednesday), which says their majority will have 28 seats, compared to 68 just two weeks ago. Due to the small discrepancy, YouGov said Johnson may not win a majority at all, which would extend the uncertainty of the Barracks.

"Based on this model, we cannot rule out the scenario of a 'suspended parliament'," Anthony Wells, the company's political research director, told the Times, which published the results. A "hung parliament" is a situation where neither party has enough seats to form a government alone. There are no coalitions in Britain, and the outgoing government was a minority government that relied on the votes of the Northern Irish party.

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Boris Johnson, British Prime Minister (Photo: Reuters)