Badenoch Strengthens Lead in Shadow Cabinet Rankings
Kemi Badenoch has increased her lead in the latest shadow cabinet rankings, achieving a score of +84.9. Nick Timothy and Claire Coutinho follow in second and third place, respectively. Several members have dropped in the rankings, but no one is in the negative this month.
- ▪Kemi Badenoch leads the shadow cabinet rankings with a score of +84.9.
- ▪Nick Timothy is in second place with +61.8, while Claire Coutinho is third with +59.6.
- ▪Stuart Andrew remains at the bottom of the rankings with a score of +9.4.
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| Publication time | Mon, 18 May 2026 09:20:08 +0000 |
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Kemi Badenoch is pulling further away from her shadow cabinet colleagues in ConHome’s latest shadow cabinet league table, posting her strongest showing yet at +84.9. Up from +81.6… Nick Timothy holds onto silver with +61.8, while Claire Coutinho claims the bronze with +59.6. Mel Stride misses out on a podium finish with a drop to fourth place… Stuart Andrew is last again, although he can still boast of a net positive figure at +9.4. It’s a tough month for Alex Burghart, Nigel Huddleston and Neil O’Brien, all tumbling four places. Priti Patel slips three to 25th, with only Stuart Andrew propping up the table on +9.4. North of the border, both Russell Findlay and Darren Millar take a hammering, dropping to +3.9 and +4.1 respectively.
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