US EditionReform would now beat Labour to be largest party: More in Common survey
- If a general election were held today, Reform UK would win 180 seats, while the Tories and Labour would each secure 165 seats, according to a poll by More in Common.
- The poll indicates that Labour could lose 246 MPs, including 10 Cabinet ministers, with significant losses in key areas such as Scotland and the red wall.
- Reform UK has gained momentum, achieving the largest seat count, even though it still lacks an overall majority, as stated by More in Common director Luke Tryl.
- There is a closely contested by-election in Runcorn and Helsby, previously held by Labour MP Mike Amesbury, where Reform UK is now facing significant competition.
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Reform UK poised to become largest party in Britain after landmark poll - NINE ministers set to lose seats
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Reform UK’s Nigel Farage Tied With Labour PM Keir Starmer in New Opinion Poll, Promises to Institute ‘British DOGE Equivalent’, Tackle DEI Policies
Nigel Farage's rise in recent polls places him in a competitive position alongside Labour's Keir Starmer, as he proposes innovative economic reforms and a critical approach to diversity initiatives ahead of upcoming local elections.
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