1. Rising Inflation - Increased prices for goods and services caused widespread dissatisfaction.

2. Cost of Living Crisi - Many voters felt the party’s policies did not address their financial struggles.

3. Recent Political Scandal - Scandals involving key party members eroded public trust.

4. Unfulfilled Promise - Failure to deliver on promises in healthcare, education, and public safety.

5. Controversial Policie - Policies perceived as out of touch with public needs sparked opposition.

6. Internal Party Conflict - Disagreements over strategy and leadership created instability.

7. Leadership Style Criticism - Sunak’s leadership approach was seen as either too rigid or too lenient.

8. Negative Media Influence - Constant scrutiny and negative portrayals by the press hurt the party’s image.

9. Effective Opposition Campaigning - Opponents capitalized on the ruling party’s weaknesses with clear messaging

10. Low Voter Engagement - Many potential supporters stayed home, disillusioned or feeling their vote wouldn’t matter.

11. Demographic Shift - A younger, more diverse electorate with different priorities affected support.

12. Public Health Response Criticism - Mishandling of health policies eroded trust in the party’s crisis management abilities.