Labour maintains 6-point lead over Reform in latest poll
The Labour Party continues to maintain its lead over Reform in the latest opinion poll post party conference season, in […]
The Labour Party continues to maintain its lead over Reform in the latest opinion poll post party conference season, in a further boost to Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
According to the latest poll carried out by More in Common, Labour is on 28%, while the Tories are on 23%. Reform meanwhile are on 22%, while the Liberal Democrats are on 10%. The polling was carried out between 16-19 October.
Reform has thus far failed to reach its polling highs of last year when it was averaging around 30%, with Farage also awaiting the outcome of a probe by the parliamentary standards commissioner for failing to declare a £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne before he became an MP in 2024.
The Metropolitan police are also investigating Reform over allegations its senior aides attempted to solicit an illegal donation from a wealthy American.
In recent days, Reform has been embroiled in a racism scandal after an undercover ITV investigation exposed its councillors and party activists for racist, misogynistic and hateful views.
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