BRITS are worried about a Labour super-majority, an exclusive poll for The Sun on Sunday reveals.
Voters fear effective opposition to Sir Keir Starmer will be wiped out if predictions of a Tory bloodbath come true.
Some experts predict Labour could be on course to get a 200-seat majority on July 4.
Pollsters at the More In Common think-tank asked voters if they would rather see Tories lose more seats and a weaker Opposition, or vice-versa.
Some 43 per cent would rather see a smaller Labour majority, 28 backed a bigger one.
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Among 2019 Tory voters, the difference is more stark.
Some 68 per cent fear a super-majority and just 14 per cent do not.
Even Tory to Labour switchers do not want a Sir Keir blank cheque.
Some 56 per cent would not want an anti-Tory landslide if it meant less effective Opposition.
They fear taxes and immigration will go up if Labour is given a giant majority.
More than 3,000 people were surveyed.
