ByJames Tapsfield, Political Editor For Mailonline. Published:04:01 EDT, 3 July 2024Updated:17:19 EDT, 3 July 2024. . 922. Viewcomments. . Suella Bravermanhas launched an extraordinary postmortem of the Tories'electionbefore polling day  blaming failure to tackle immigration and 'woke' policies. She argued that support had been 'evaporating' on the left and the right, withNigel Farage's Reform splitting the traditional vote, and the next move will decide whether the party 'continues to exist at all'. The brutal intervention comes as pollssuggest Keir Starmer is on track for an enormous landslide tomorrow, picking up more seats than Tony Blair did in 1997. A huge Survation poll last night  conducted using the MRP method  found Reform splitting the rightwing vote will gift Sir Keir the biggest Commons majority in history, while Tory numbers fall to a record low. Touring broadcast studios this morning, Work and Pensions SecretaryMel Strideacknowledged that theConservativesare on track for a dire result. He saidLabouris almost certain to get an 'extraordinary landslide on a scale that has probably never, ever been seen in this country before'. Suella Braverman has launched an extraordinary postmortem of the Tories' election before polling day  blaming failure to tackle immigration and ' woke ' policies. A new MRP study by Survation, published within the final 48 hours of campaigning, predicted Labour would win 484 seats at this week's general election. The Survation model, based on polling data from more than 30,000 voters, forecast the Tories would be reduced to just 64 seats in the House of Commons. Ms Braverman herself is projected to hold on in Fareham  Waterlooville with a far smaller majority  although many of her potential rivals for the leadership could fall by the wayside. Writing in The Telegraph, Ms Braverman said victory should no longer be the goal for the Tories. 'Thursday's vote is now all about forming a strong enough opposition,' she wrote. 'One needs to read the writing on the wall: it's over, and we need to prepare for the reality and frustration of opposition.'. Ms Braverman blamed the situation on a fracture within the Conservative Party resulting from the surge by Reform. She said: 'It is notable that Labour's vote share has not markedly increased in recent weeks, but our vote is evaporating from both Left and Right. 'The critics will cite Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, Rwanda, and, I can immodestly predict, even me as all being fatal to our 'centrist' vote. 'The reality is rather different: we are haemorrhaging votes largely to Reform. Why? Because we failed to cut immigration or tax or deal with the net zero and woke policies we have presided over for 14 years. 'We may lose hundreds of excellent MPs because of our abject inability to have foreseen this inevitability months ago: that our failure to unite the Right would destroy us.'. Ms Braverman said the Tories need 'a searingly honest postmatch analysis', 'because the fight for the soul of the Conservative Party will determine whether we allow Starmer a clear run at destroying our country for good or having a chance to redeem it in due course'. 'Indeed, it will decide whether our party continues to exist at all,' she added. Rishi Sunak will make a lastditch effort to avert a complete Tory meltdown after getting a big boost from a joint appearance with Boris Johnson. Published by Associated Newspapers Ltd. Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday  Metro Media Group
Suella Braverman critiqued the Conservative Party for failing to tackle immigration and 'woke' policies, leading to a decline in support from both left and right. Polls suggest Keir Starmer could win big in the upcoming election as Reform splits the right-wing vote. The Tories face a grim outlook with a predicted significant loss of seats. Braverman emphasized the need for the Tories to reflect on their failures and strive to become a strong opposition force.