By Jessica Frank-Keyes From Rishi Sunak standing outside No10, drenched in the pouring rain, through an unseasonably cold June, to the current blazing sunshine, the last six weeks have seemed to encompass all weathers and seasons. But like it or not, the six-week election campaign is finally drawing to a close. Come the early hours of July 5, barring an unfathomably vast polling error, we’re likely to have a new government and the first Labour Prime Minister since 2010. However, before tired canvassers can hang up their worn-out shoes, there are still nine full days to go – and all parties wil…