Labour increases lead over Reform in latest poll, as Farage collapse continues
The Labour Party now has a four-point lead over Reform in the latest poll of Westminster voting intention, as the […]
The Labour Party now has a four-point lead over Reform in the latest poll of Westminster voting intention, as the Burnham bounce continues.
The poll, carried out by More in Common, put Labour on 27%, while Reform are on 23%. Nigel Farage’s party are down two points compared to the last poll carried out by More in Common, while the Tories are now one point behind Reform on 22%.
Liberal Democrats meanwhile are on 10%, while the Greens are on 9%.
Reform’s woes are continuing as Nigel Farage struggles following his involvement in a number of scandals, including over his failure to adequately declare a £5million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
He now faces the resumption of a standards committee probe into his failure to declare the support, after quitting as an MP as part of a stunt to distract from his alleged failings.
Pollster Luke Tryl claimed that the dip in Reform’s vote to their lowest since January 2025 is also ‘partially a result of fragmentation on the right and the inclusion of Restore.’
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