US EditionLabour hits record low as Greens jump gaining support in London, new poll shows
Reform UK leads with 27% in YouGov poll as Labour hits a historic low of 17%, nearly matched by Conservatives and Greens at record highs under Zack Polanski.
- A YouGov poll showed the Reform UK party led by Nigel Farage gaining support at 27% in London, while Labour hit a record low of 17%.
- The Greens saw their support jump to a record high of 16% nationally and 21% in London after Zack Polanski became their new leader.
- The poll results highlighted Labour's declining popularity even in their stronghold of London, where they polled at 29% compared to over 50% last spring.
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Green Party close the gap on Labour as they hit huge milestone
New polling has shown the Green Party are a hair’s breadth away from Labour: NEW | Greens at 16%, 1pt shy of Labour REF – 27% (+1) LAB – 17% (-3) CON – 17% (-) GRN – 16% (+1) LD – 15% (-) Via @YouGov, 26-27 Oct (+/- vs 19-20 Oct) pic.twitter.com/2iJII6MY8v — Stats for Lefties (@LeftieStats) October 28, 2025 This is happening as the Greens hit 150,000 members for the first time: | @TheGreenParty has hit 150,000 members. It’s incredible that in…
Labour polls at record low
When it rains for the Labour lot, it pours. Today’s YouGov poll for the Times shows Nigel Farage’s Reform UK with a ten point lead on the current party of government, with Labour tied with the Tories. More than that, the survey of 2,400 adults found that half of all those who supported Sir Keir
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