Reform loses support in latest Westminster voting intention poll
Yet another poll and yet another headache for Nigel Farage, after it revealed falling support for Reform UK. The latest […]
Yet another poll and yet another headache for Nigel Farage, after it revealed falling support for Reform UK.
The latest poll, carried out by YouGov between 23-24 August, put Reform on 23%, down one point, while Labour are on 22% and the Tories on 20%.
The Westminster voting intention tracker shows Labour up over the last few months, with a surge in support following Andy Burnham becoming party leader.
Reform meanwhile have dropped significantly in support from around 30 points at the beginning of the year to around 20 points. It comes after Nigel Farage faced a standards investigation over his failure to adequately declare financial support he had received as well as scandals over his party’s candidates.
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