Latest YouGov poll has Reform at lowest level since 2024 election
The latest YouGov poll carried out on behalf of Sky and the Times has put Labour at its highest level […]
The latest YouGov poll carried out on behalf of Sky and the Times has put Labour at its highest level since July last year – and Reform UK at its lowest since the 2024 general election.
It means Reform is now consistently polling behind the Labour Party in the polls, after a tumultuous few months that have seen Farage embroiled in scandals over his failure to adequately declare financial support and his decision to quit as an MP for Clacton only to re-stand in this Thursday’s by-election.
Meanwhile, Andy Burnham has set the Labour Party on a different direction since becoming leader, vowing the biggest political change in 40 years and to reverse neo-liberalism while prioritising bold and radical measures to help tackle the cost of living crisis.
The Prime Minister is currently touring the country to better understand people’s concerns on the cost of living and has already announced a cut to VAT on electricity bills, a cap on bus fares and a pledge to end rough sleeping.
According to the latest poll, Labour are on 24%, an increase of 2 points, while Reform are on 22% a decline of one point. Meanwhile the Tories are on 21%, while the Greens are on 12%.
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