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    Support for Reform UK plummets to lowest level in two years

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    2. triffid_boy on

      This is going to lull labour into a early GE, and then we’re gonna get fucked by the polls again aren’t we.

    5. Accurate-Will9006 on

      Good, the ex conservatives who created the mess we are in shouldnā€™t be supported just because they moved to a new party! They echo the old Conservative Party just with a new face. All bark no actions.

    7. Outrageous_Low_3666 on

      Don’t worry they planned for this, its why they had restore as a plan b. And then all the rats will jump to Restore.

    8. mediumAI1701 on

      Good job Reform don’t have a history of gaining large amount of traction in a short space of time.

    9. Helpful-Resident1459 on

      Perfect time for Andy to call a general election to set a new mandate? I bet he’s considering it

    10. OutrageousJob8890 on

      There’s no victory until there’s a conviction against this fraudulent cunt and his crypto cronies and they are all locked in jail for crimes against the interests of the UK, it’s people and benefacting from Russian funding.

    11. Old-timer-987 on

      Iā€™m thinking of starting a new political party and it got a Jazzy name and slogan

      # – Revert, letā€™s go round again!

    12. Ok-rutabaga_B442 on

      Admitting they actually don’t intend to solve the migration issue probably doesn’t help

      People are desperate for migration to reflect public opinion and no party *ever* will do that as ultimately every single one of them answer to the wealthy who benefit from high migration

    13. Nuthetes on

      I am glad we aren’t at the American stage of stupidity, where people actually move away from Reform because of Farage’s corruption and his comments about the RNLI.

      Not enough have though, but i think if they saw how much illegal immigration and small boat crossings have dropped under Labour, they would–shame they all get their “facts” from GB News and The Daily Heil.

    14. lalabadmans on

      The polls say lots of things. All we know is they have a massive war chest and he still won clackton.

    16. Decent_Month6696 on

      We’re nowhere near a general election, so it doesn’t really matter. When it’s election time, the publicity campaign will kick in. Never underestimate the propensity British people have for voting against their own interests.

    17. SauconyAlts on

      No one should ever respect a reform voter, theyre massive idiots whereas restore uk are vile racists

    18. Wonky-Whippet on

      Two points behind labour isn’t exciting to me tbh, it’s depressing that they’re still a contender at all with the repeated scandals that would sink any other party instantly. Their luck will run out eventually but it won’t be because of their voters – at least 20% of the country is clearly totally enchanted with them.

    19. andymaclean19 on

      There is still a trap here because the sum of Tory and reform votes is so much higher than Labourā€™s share.

      These days the Tories arenā€™t a very serious party and are getting more and more like Reform while Reform have adopted quite a few Tories. I donā€™t think the two will do a deal but there might be quite a few voters who will float between the two in the right situation. The trap is that for whatever reason the Tories suddenly pick up 2/3 of the Reform voteā€¦

    20. Twisted_Biscuits on

      I can tell whether or not reform is doing well by how quiet or loud my dad is when it comes to politics. He’s been quiet for months now. I feel like with it being a populist party, reform voters treat it more like a personality cult than a party with policies you can debate. So when they have bad publicity they just shut down completely.

    21. Educational-Angle717 on

      Great news – and judging by the social media of some of their people they are panicking too.

    23. _coins_ on

      Nah just normal people dare not say who they voting for in today’s society. Some people have lost their job or being attacked for it. Times we in…

    24. slyfox1976 on

      Lets not forget that Reform was born out of Labours and Conservatives failures.

      Who’s Idea was it to leave the EU? Who blocked it every step of the way.. And Who duped the people into believing we had a Brexit deal?

      I believe every party lies.

    26. H_J_C on

      Fyi reform/restore supporter here, a lot of people including myself lie about support during opinion polling requests, knowing this will cause an early GE

    27. RedofPaw on

      No early election until Reform are in the toilet, please.

      We still have the next Clacton election at the least.

    29. LooneyTune_101 on

      I think itā€™s fairly simple. They built popularity when they had virtually no control of anything. They then get elected into local councils and demonstrated their incompetence resulting in their popularity deservedly tanking.

    30. LisbonMissile on

      Just as the right wing grifters and racists en masse start debating what being ā€œEnglishā€ means.

    32. Jasexr on

      There should not be an early GE, Reform will hopefully continue plummet in the polls between now and 2029.