The wives of top Conservative Party members, including Akshata Murty, Lucia Hunt, and Susie Cleverly, have taken to the campaign trail to support the party's struggling election bid, with polls forecasting potential losses for key figures like Prime Minister Sunak. These women, dubbed as 'secret weapons,' engaged in canvassing in areas like Suffolk and Cambridgeshire, aiming to bolster support. While the Tory wives actively participate, counterparts like Victoria Starmer, wife of Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, remain less visible due to other commitments, such as working in the NHS. With the election approaching, parties intensify efforts to sway voters amidst projections favoring Labour with a significant lead over the Conservatives.