When it rains for Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour lot, it pours. In the same week an Ipsos poll revealed that over half of all Brits feel disappointed by Labour’s achievements so far, now another poll brings more bad news for Starmer’s army. The FindOutNow voting intention poll has demoted Sir Keir’s crowd to third place – overtaken by none other than Nigel Farage’s Reform UK. Talk about a turnaround, eh?
The survey, using data collected on 4 December, shows the Tories in first place with 26 per cent backing Kemi Badenoch’s boys in blue. Next, for the first time, Farage’s lot have beaten Labour. Reform has seen an uplift of two percentage points since polling on 27 November to come in second place with 24 per cent support, ahead of the current government which – after just five months in office – is in third place with just 23 per cent of Brits backing the Starmtroopers. Good heavens. How times change…
Mr S would caution readers that this is just one survey and similar results have not yet been replicated elsewhere, but it’s certainly rather telling about the mood of the nation. Jubilant about the new data, Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf has lauded the poll results noting: ‘Reform has all the momentum in British politics.’
Going on, Yusuf added:
Reform is now polling at 24 per cent and for the first time we are now polling ahead of Labour. We recently surged past 100,000 members, are adding members at a record pace, and we are just getting started.
The British people want real change after years of failure and deception. Reform will form the next government of the United Kingdom.
Strong stuff. Time for Sir Keir to sit up and take note…
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