Here is how recent leaders of the Conservative Party have fared in votes of confidence or challenges to their position
Leader of the opposition Iain Duncan Smith pictured during Prime Minister’s Questions on September 10 2003, a few weeks before losing a vote of confidence Given the comparatively low number of Conservative MPs in the House of Commons at the time, only 25 letters of no-confidence were needed to trigger the contest.
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