It has become more realistic that Labour could therefore be the largest party in government at the next general election, even if they fall short of a majority. Last week's local elections did not result in an ideal outcome for the Tories - who lost upwards of 1,000 councillors. The spokesman was likely asked about the matter after both Labour and the Liberal Democrats refused to rule out a coalition together, should the circumstances for it arise. "The prime minister is fully committed to and focused on delivering his five priorities and that's what we're going to do to get a Conservative majority."Īsked whether Mr Sunak accepts responsibility for the losses suffered by the Conservatives at the local elections, he replied: "What the prime minister does accept responsibility for is delivering his five priorities." Rishi Sunak's spokesman said: "I don't think anyone at this stage is going to speculate on the results of the next election.
Number 10 has refused to rule out a Tory deal with the DUP or other parties if it fails to secure a majority at the next general election.
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