Johnson's Conservatives Still Have a Clear Lead in U.K. Polls

The transcript discusses the reliability of polls in predicting election outcomes, highlighting the narrowing gap between political parties and uncertainties about voter turnout. It examines the challenges faced by the Tories, particularly regarding Brexit, and the potential for a hung parliament. The conversation explores the UK party system, noting the dominance of major parties despite a divided electorate. Tactical voting is analyzed, with skepticism about its prevalence due to voters' preferences for parties they support. The discussion also touches on the influence of social class and Brexit on voting behavior.

How do the polls reflect the current political landscape according to the speaker?

What factors contribute to the uncertainty of the election outcome mentioned in the text?

In what ways does the speaker believe the two-party system in the UK is changing?

What does the speaker suggest about the potential for tactical voting in the upcoming election?

What role does social class play in the voting behavior as discussed in the text?