Reform UK Slump To Third Place In Poll Of Polls As Voters Reject Farage As PM

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Reform UK have fallen to third place behind Labour and the Tories as voters reject the prospect of Nigel Farage becoming prime minister. A new poll of polls by Election Maps UK puts support for Reform at 21.9%, with the Conservatives just ahead on 22%. It is the first time the Tories have led their right-wing rivals since January, 2025. The poll put Labour comfortably ahead of both parties on 29.1%. Meanwhile, a separate survey by YouGov showed the British public would rather have any other party leader, apart from the Greens’ Zack Polanski , as PM instead of Farage. The Reform chief trails…
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Reform UK Slump To Third Place In Poll Of Polls As Voters Reject Farage As PM
Reform UK have fallen to third place behind Labour and the Tories as voters reject the prospect of Nigel Farage becoming prime minister. A new poll of polls by Election Maps UK puts support for Reform at 21.9%, with the Conservatives just ahead on 22%. It is the first time...






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