Political earthquake in UK: Reform Party overtakes Labour and Tories in bombshell poll, Nigel Farage may well be headed to 10 Downing Street

Reportedly, no party is forecast to win an overall majority, and the chances of a Reform-Conservative coalition government are mounting. Nevertheless, a deal between their parties has been ruled out by both Mrs. Badenoch and Mr. Farage.
As voter trust in major leaders remains low, the future remains uncertain.

For the first time today, a mega-poll asserts that if a general election were held now, reform would garner the most seats, positioning Nigel Farage to become prime minister, as per reports.

The new right-wing party is expected to receive 25% of the vote, according to an analysis of a survey of 5,180 people. Labour and the Conservatives are tied at 23% each.

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With Labour falling from 412 to 180 seats and the Conservatives gaining 130 seats, up from 121, it gives Reform 227 seats in the House of Commons, up from five at the previous election, as quoted in a report by the Daily Mail.

Could Nigel Farage really become Prime Minister?

However, the election predictor indicates that the likelihood of «a Reform-Conservative coalition government with Nigel Farage as Prime Minister» is «increasingly likely» because all three parties are short of the 326 seats required to secure a majority.

«British politics is experiencing an unprecedented three-way race,» stated Martin Baxter, founder of the polling firm Electoral Calculus, which conducted the MRP poll. Although there are currently three main parties, none of them is sufficiently well-liked to secure a majority.

What does the poll say about voter trust?

Little shifts in public support will have a significant impact on the parliamentary math because the situation is so unstable. Reform is currently in the lead, but overall, it is still very close.
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