Farage’s Reform Party Trails Labour by Just One Point in New YouGov Poll

Reform haven’t reached the ceiling of their popularity yet

For Farage’s party to hit the next level and overtake the main two parties, young voters are key

Reform U.K. Surges in Britain

The first YouGov/Times voting intention survey since the 2024 general election shows a close contest for the top spot between Labour (26%) and Reform UK (25%). The Conservatives are in a close third place (22%), with the Lib Dems much further back on 14% and the Greens taking 8% of the vote.

Farage's rise exposes the paradox at the heart of the now-threatened Scottish Tory revival

Russell Findlay’s warning to Scottish voters that backing Reform UK “can only help the SNP” highlights great paradox at the heart of the Scottish Conservative revival over the past decade: that it was largely down to a symbiotic relationship with their great enemy. After the Nationalists first overtook Labour in the Scottish Parliament in 2007, the Tories were perfectly happy to midwife Alex Salmond’s executive (swiftly rebranded to government),…

Why Scotland must not fall for SNP and Reform UK's competing nationalisms

With SNP support rising and Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party ahead of the Conservatives in Scotland and across the UK, populism is gathering momentum

Farage’s Reform Goes Neck-and-Neck With UK Labour: DATA.

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is just one point behind the governing Labour Party, according to YouGov polling, with the formerly governing Conservatives behind them. Labour, which won a substantial parliamentary majority on a historically low vote share due to a collapse in Conservative support in July 2024, has lost an astonishing 54 percent of its supporters since the election.Polling shows the Conservatives, who squandered their largest parlia…

Musk effect? Nigel Farage's Freedom UK just one point behind Starmer's Labour in polls

According to a report, citing a research conducted by YouGov, its first analysis of voting intention since last summer’s general election that brought Labour to power, Starmer's government is at 26 per cent, only one point ahead of the populist party at 25 per cent