Labour Party extends lead over Reform in latest poll
The Labour Party has extended its lead over Reform UK in the latest poll of Westminster voting intention, as Andy […]
The Labour Party has extended its lead over Reform UK in the latest poll of Westminster voting intention, as Andy Burnham continues to reverse the party’s fortunes.
In the latest poll, carried out by Survation, Labour are on 28%, up one point, while Reform are on 23%, down one point.
The Tories meanwhile are on 21%, while the Liberal Democrats are on 10%.
It comes as Nigel Farage struggles to reach the polling highs Reform had seen last year when the party was in the lead and averaging around 30%.
After being hit by a number of scandals including his failure to declare a £5million gift received from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne, Farage has struggled.
Reform has continued to tumble in the polls since Burnham became Labour leader, as he focuses on addressing the cost of living and taking the fight to Reform.
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