Reform plummets to its lowest poll rating since 2024
Reform’s collapse in the polls is continuing, as one poll places the party at their lowest level since 2024. According […]
Reform’s collapse in the polls is continuing, as one poll places the party at their lowest level since 2024.
According to the poll of voting intention carried out in the Telegraph, Labour are on 28% (-1) while the Tories are on 25% (+2) and Reform are on 20% (-2) in third place.
Meanwhile the Lib Dems are on 9% and Greens on 7%.
Reform’s latest polling position is a stark contrast to last year when the party was leading in the polls on around 30%.
The decline in the polls comes amid a number of scandals affecting Reform, including the release of an undercover ITV documentary last month which showed the party’s councillors and activists making racist and misogynistic remarks.
Meanwhile Farage is also awaiting the outcome of a standards committee probe into a £5million gift he failed to declare from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne.
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