Reform Would Win Fewer Seats than Tories and Labour at Next Election, Poll Shows
YouGov’s seat-by-seat poll gives Labour 241 seats and puts Reform on 123, as tactical voting and scandals erode Nigel Farage’s support.
- A YouGov poll released earlier this week shows Reform UK slipping to third place with 123 seats, trailing Labour's 241 and the Conservative Party's 130 if a general election were held today.
- The results mark a significant difference from last year's polling, which suggested Reform UK would form the largest party, as the populist outfit battles months of turbulence and scandals.
- Constituency modelling reveals more than 82 projected Reform wins could be decided by margins under five points, with YouGov warning of "uncertainty" regarding tactical voting vulnerabilities.
- Former Conservative defectors Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman would lose their seats to the Conservative Party, which is rebuilding its relationship with the electorate under Kemi Badenoch.
- The MRP poll suggests the UK is heading for a hung parliament, meaning Prime Minister Andy Burnham's Labour party may need support from the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party to govern.
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Reform slips behind Labour and Conservatives in latest voter poll
A poll conducted by data analytics firm YouGov shows the Labour Party is bouncing back into a strong first-place position among British voters, firmly eclipsing the insurgent Reform UK. The first poll from YouGov following the installation of Prime Minister Andy Burnham shows Labour projected to secure 241 seats if a parliamentary election were held […]
Mega poll reveals Reform overtaken by Tories as Andy Burnham faces 'rainbow coalition' path to No10
Reform UK would win fewer seats than both Labour and the Conservatives if a general election were held today, a bombshell mega poll has revealed.The large-scale seat-by-seat survey places Andy Burnham's Labour as the biggest party in the Commons on 241 seats, well short of the 326 needed for an outright majority.Kemi Badenoch's Conservatives are projected to finish second with 130 seats, representing a modest improvement on their catastrophic 20…
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