Didn’t Vote for This: Majority of Conservative Voters want Net Zero Plan Halted

by Peter Caddle

Despite sycophantic support from the party elites, recent polling has found that the majority of Conservative Party voters want the government’s Net Zero agenda halted.

The Conservative Party base has had enough of their party’s sycophantic support for climate crazy policies, with recent polling suggesting that a significant majority of individuals who vote for the party want the government’s current Net Zero regime halted.

Having been a constant idol during the rule of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, candidates to succeed the recently ousted leader have been almost exclusively enthusiastic about continuing the party’s climate push, with both of the final options for PM — former CCP darling Rishi Sunak and former Lib-Dem politician Liz Truss — openly saying that they back the country’s relentless drive towards Net Zero.

However, according to a report by The Telegraph, the majority of Conservative Party voters are nowhere near as enthusiastic as the party elite, with nearly 60 per cent of the party’s voters saying they want the plan frozen.

According to a recent YouGov poll commissioned by CAR26, 70% of Conservative voters, who expressed an opinion, want the next Prime Minister to pause and reconsider Net-Zero.@LoisPerry26 @Seeotu#CostOfNetZerohttps://t.co/xdsdyjcEl9 pic.twitter.com/FpSiWaKLx0

— CAR26.ORG 🌻 (@CAR26_ORG) August 2, 2022