Johnson Exits UK Leadership Race, Leaving Sunak Ahead

The transcript discusses the political landscape in the UK, focusing on Boris Johnson's failed attempt to secure candidacy due to lack of support from Tory lawmakers. It highlights Rishi Sunak's strong position in the race, while also considering Penny Mordant's potential to gain popular support. The outcome depends on whether Mordant can secure enough votes from Tory MPs, leading to a runoff between her and Sunak for the Conservative Party leadership.

What was a significant reason for Johnson's failure to secure candidacy?

• Health issues

• Financial constraints

• Insufficient public popularity

• Lack of support from Tory lawmakers

What is Sunak's current position in the leadership race?

• He is leading with no competition

• He has a strong position but faces competition

• He has withdrawn from the race

• He is trailing behind other candidates

Who is the other significant contender in the leadership race besides Sunak?

• Boris Johnson

• Penny Mordaunt

• Theresa May

• David Cameron

What is required for Mordaunt to challenge Sunak in the final stage?

• Receiving an endorsement from the Prime Minister

• Gaining support from the opposition

• Winning a public referendum

• Securing more than 100 votes from Tory MPs

What is the average age of the Conservative Party members who will vote for the next Prime Minister?

• More than 60

• Less than 40

• Between 40 and 50

• Exactly 50