Keir Starmer has dismissed a petition demanding another general election as the number of people signing it passed the two million mark. The prime minister said he was “not surprised” that his popularity has nosedived because of many of the decisions Labour has taken since winning power nearly five months ago.

Keir Starmer might think that the petition is a stunt no matter how many millions of signatures it gathered, but he'd be wrong.

Keir Starmer has until 2029 at the latest to call the election, and most observers believe he is unlikely to do so until summer 2028 at the earliest. Given Labour’s huge 170-seat Commons majority, the chances of the government losing a vote of confidence - another way in which an election can be triggered - are virtually nil.

Politics needs to accept boundaries. Every day in the legislature, someone has a great new idea that sounds nice in principle, but in practice, creates more red tape, more bureaucracy, more burden. The incentive for us as politicians is to keep announcing new nice things.

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Starmer rules out re-running general election as petition gathers signatures - A petition on Parliament’s website calling for another election has now been signed by more than two million people.

The Prime Minister was asked about the viral petition on the Parliament website which accuses Labour of breaking promises during a grilling on ITV's This Morning

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been warned that his Government is continuing to "not go down well with the public" as millions of Britons call for another General Election. In an online petition,

Check the map to see how many people in your constituency have signed the petition demanding another General Election.