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To avert these circumstances, a change in leadership may be essential for the Tories. Current leader Cammy Bednock's popularity is waning, and if the party believes she cannot lead them to victory in the next election, a replacement could be imminent. Shadows of Robert Genrich, who has openly campaigned for leadership, looms large, as does the prospect of turning back to Boris Johnson, who previously repositioned the party away from Farage's influence in 2019.
The implications of such a leadership change would be significant. Johnson's earlier success came on the backdrop of pushing aside Farage, granting him a remarkable victory. The dynamic between these leaders and the Reform Party continues to play a vital role in shaping the Conservative Party's future.