Labour opens up 8 point lead over Reform as Farge’s party continues to fall, poll shows
The Labour Party now has an eight point lead over Reform as Nigel Farage’s party continues to fall in the […]
The Labour Party now has an eight point lead over Reform as Nigel Farage’s party continues to fall in the polls, with no sign of recovery.
According to the latest poll carried out by Freshwater strategy, Labour are now on 30%, an increase of one point, while the Tories remain unchanged on 22%.
Meanwhile Reform are also on 22%, down one point, while the Lib Dems are on 10%.
The growing decline of Reform comes amid a series of scandals affecting the party, including an undercover ITV documentary aired last month, which revealed Reform activists and councillors expressing racist and misgynistic views.
Rather than take action against the widespread and systemic racism within his party, Farage then said he wouldn’t automatically bar Reform activists from standing for office if they had liked social media posts by far-right thug Tommy Robinson.
The Reform leader is also awaiting the results of a standards committee probe into his failure to declare a £5million gift he had recieved from crypto-billionaire Christopher Harborne.
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