Could there be an Election in 2022 or 2023?

The video discusses the three ways a general election can be called in the UK: by the Prime Minister, by Parliament, or by the monarch. It explains the historical context and current political climate, highlighting the challenges faced by the Conservatives due to low polling numbers. The Prime Minister can call an election using prerogative powers, Parliament can trigger one through a vote of no confidence, and the monarch could theoretically dissolve Parliament, though this is unlikely. The video concludes that while there are mechanisms to call an election, none are favorable for the Conservatives at present.

Why might it be considered madness for the Conservatives to call an election at the current time?

What historical context is provided regarding the Prime Minister's prerogative powers?

Discuss the implications of polling data on the likelihood of a general election being called.