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The country's most successful political party, when it comes to winning elections, finds itself in a position as dire as it is unprecedented.

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Acknowledging the Conservatives' dire opinion poll ratings and recent local election losses, she said voters were "still angry" with her party.

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“I’m calling it what it is,” said Barger, noting that school districts across the state now find themselves in similarly dire financial straits.

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Several firms were already in dire financial straits.

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The party had lost 10 million votes between the 2019 general election and 2024 and its dire opinion poll ratings appeared to be in free fall, he told them.

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