Reform UK Surges in New Poll
A new poll released this weekend shows that Reform UK would win more seats than any other party if a general election were held today—claiming a projected 290 seats in Parliament.
This surprising result places Reform ahead of both Labour (126 seats) and the Conservatives (81 seats), indicating a major shift in public opinion since the 2024 election.
The poll, conducted by More in Common, reflects widespread frustration with traditional party politics and growing support for Reform’s direct, nationalist platform.
Reform leader Nigel Farage responded to the poll by stating: “People feel ignored, overtaxed, and underrepresented. Reform is offering a voice—and the country is listening.”
The next general election is not expected until 2029, but the message from voters is already clear: the landscape is changing.
