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Sebastian Coe Leads London Mayor Race Polls

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Sebastian Coe, Olympic champion and London 2012 games boss, is gaining traction for London mayor. Private polls show hes the most popular figure, outpacing Khan and other leaders. A survey of 2000 Londoners reveals Coes favorability rating is 19 points higher than Khans. Conservatives aim to regain control after a decade of struggles, with Khan facing backlash over crime, housing, and tax policies. Early polls hint at a potential shake-up in Londons political landscape.

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Sebastian Coe Leads London Mayor Race Polls

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Sebastian Coe Leads London Mayor Race Polls. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 24th, Sebastian Coe, the former Olympic champion and London 2012 games boss, is being pushed to run for Mayor of London. Private polls for conservative supporters show he's the most popular figure in the city, outpacing all party leaders and poised to defeat current. Mayor Sidi Khan in a potential 2028 matchup, a survey of 2,000 Londoners revealed Coe's favorability rating, stands 19 points above cons. He also edges out potential rivals, like former home secretary James Cleverley, who has his eyes on the race. Conservatives are desperate to turn things around after a tough decade in the capital, where they've struggled since Boris Johnson stepped down as. Mayor back in 2016, Khan has secured three straight terms despite backlash over rising crime, housing shortages, and tax policies. He hasn't confirmed plans for a fourth run yet. As these early polls stir interest, the door seems wide open for fresh challengers, like Coe, to shake of London's political scene.

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