Desperate Rishi Sunak Goes Full Project Fear As Tories Brace For Election Wipeout

A Labour authorities with an enormous majority will rig the electoral system to maintain themselves in energy for “many years”, Rishi Sunak will declare as he tries to scare voters forward of polling day on Thursday.

The determined prime minister will even say Keir Starmer – the previous Director or Public Prosecutions – will give prisoners the vote to remain in energy.

He’ll say there are “4 days to avoid wasting Britain” and repeat discredited claims that Labour would put up taxes by £2,000 per family.

Sunak’s weird feedback, at an election rally on Monday evening, come as opinion polls proceed to foretell a Tory wipeout.

Elections guru Professor Sir John Curtice instructed the BBC on Sunday that the Conservatives may very well be left with simply 100 MPs, in comparison with Labour’s 450, come Friday morning.

In a last-ditch try and keep away from annihilation on the poll field, the PM will beg voters to not hand Labour a “supermajority”.

That’s regardless of polling proof that tactic has backfired by making voters extra prone to again Starmer’s celebration.

The PM will say: “We’ve 4 days to avoid wasting Britain from a Labour authorities.

“Labour would hike taxes by greater than £2,000 for each working household, would shunt our politics to the left and alter the principles to make sure that they will keep in energy for many years.

“In the event that they get the sort of majority, the supermajority that the polls recommend, they are going to set about entrenching themselves in energy.

“They may rewrite the principles to make it simpler for them to remain in workplace and more durable for anybody to exchange them.”

He’ll add: “We already know that they need to give 16-year-olds the vote. They don’t need to try this as a result of they suppose they’re adults, however as a result of they suppose they are going to vote for them. What different modifications will they make to make it more durable to take away them from energy?

“Votes for EU nationals? Votes for prisoners? An entire new voting system designed to permit politicians to sew issues up behind closed doorways and shut you out?

“Don’t allow them to try this. Don’t take that danger. Don’t give up to Labour.”

The prime minister’s warnings are just like the unsuccessful scare ways – dubbed “Undertaking Worry” – utilized by the Go away marketing campaign throughout the 2016 Brexit referendum.