British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for early elections on July 4th.

The Labour Party currently holds a 17-point lead over the Conservative Party, according to a poll by More in Common.

The poll shows Labour with 44% of the vote, Conservatives with 27%, ReformUK with 10%, Liberal Democrats with 9%, and the Green Party with 5%.

Sunak is emphasizing the government's Rwanda immigration scheme and economic recovery efforts in his campaign.

Labour leader Keir Starmer is advocating for 'change' as both parties vie for votes.

The campaign is expected to be fiercely contested, highlighted by Sunak facing rain and protesters at his announcement.

The Conservative Party suffered a heavy defeat in recent local elections, while Labour has been gaining momentum.

The dissolution of Parliament is set for next Thursday, with Labour currently favored to win.