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<\/p>\nCarol Vorderman has laid out a plan to humiliate the Tories at the ballot box in her latest fight against the Government.<\/p>\n
In a Times article this week, Vorderman was labelled the ‘true Leader of the Opposition’ following her recent scraps with Tory MPs on social media.<\/p>\n
Posting on social media earlier today, the British TV star outlined an unlikely plan to cut the Tories “down to just 70 MPs” at the next general election.<\/p>\n
Currently, the Conservatives have 352 MPs – a huge majority – in the House of Commons but polling suggest that Labour are favourite to win the next election.<\/p>\n
In her tweet this afternoon, Vorderman wrote: “I support Tactical Voting & http:\/\/Stopthetories.vote as a first step to some form of PR.<\/p>\n
“Local elections? About 1\/2 million visited our website in 5 days. Tories lost 1,063 seats.<\/p>\n
“We hope to get them down to just 70 MPs at the GE.”<\/p>\n
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She linked to the website ‘StopTheTories.Vote’ which proposes a large-scale tactical voting programme for the next general election.<\/p>\n
The campaign also wants to push Proportional Representation, adding: “So we can vote with our hearts, voting for the things we care about.”<\/p>\n
In recent months, Vorderman has become a surprisingly outspoken critic of the Conservatives, particularly over the awarding of Covid contracts.<\/p>\n
The 62-year-old has been involved in several spats on X, formerly known as Twitter, with Tory MPs.<\/p>\n
She has vowed to continue fighting the party in power until they are out of office.<\/p>\n
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Vorderman told The Times this week: \u201cIf I can make a difference I\u2019ll do everything I can to make that difference.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf our kids are to have a future, we must kick them out.”<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak has rejected claims that the Tories are already accepting election defeat.<\/p>\n
While in India for the G20 summit, he told reporters that he was “fired up” about winning a full term.<\/p>\n
The Prime Minister said: “I think we have achieved a lot over the last eight months, and you can start to see the fruit of that work.<\/p>\n
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