Nigel Farage’s popularity rating falls to lowest ever level amid Reform UK donations row
It’s going from bad to worse for Nigel Farage, after a new poll found that his popularity has fallen to […]
It’s going from bad to worse for Nigel Farage, after a new poll found that his popularity has fallen to its lowest level ever.
The poll, carried out by YouGov, found that 69% of Britons now have an unfavourable opinion of Nigel Farage, the highest recorded by the pollster in the decade it has been tracking Farage’s popularity.
Barely a quarter of voters (24%) have a favourable view of the Reform chief, giving him a net favourability rating of minus 45.
By contrast, 46% of people have a favourable view of Labour leader and prime minister Andy Burnham. It comes after Burnham promised bold and radical measures on the cost of living crisis.
Farage meanwhile has lurched from one scandal to the next, and faces a Standards Committee probe into his failure to declare a personal £5 million “gift” he received from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne shortly before becoming an MP in 2024.
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