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Reform has all the momentum in British politics

By Reform Daily Team
Reform UK is now “the main party on the right”, a major new poll has confirmed. As reported by the Independent yesterday, research from More in Common found that over two fifths (or 43%) of the British public view Reform UK as the leading party on the right. This is leaps and bounds ahead of the Conservatives, who are considered to be the country’s main right-wing contender by just 17% of the British electorate. 

Even among the Conservatives’ own voters, 38% believe Reform UK to be the primary right-wing party. That’s compared with just 40% of Conservative voters who think that the Tories are still the voice of the right.

This comes as More in Common polling is showing Reform UK with a 10-point lead over Labour. If there were a general election tomorrow, Reform UK would win 30% of the vote - with Keir Starmer’s failing Labour Party winning 20%, and the now irrelevant Tories winning a measly 19%.
It should come as no surprise that “Reform UK has all the momentum”, as party leader Nigel Farage has said. More and more people across the country are waking up to the fact that we are the only party offering real change. Which other party could address the fact that, this last bank holiday alone, almost 1,000 illegal immigrants crossed the Channel? Which other party is talking about how, since 2020, for each young Brit who is given a job, 27 migrants from outside the EU have been hired, due to our previous governments’ addiction to cheap foreign labour? Who else is drawing attention to the reality that young, undocumented men are being housed in communities and putting local people at risk? Not the Conservatives, who created this mess in the first place. And certainly not Labour, which continues to make things worse. 

Only Reform UK has the answers to these problems. That is why we are soaring in the polls - having led in over 300 national polls and counting. And that is why we are the only real opposition to Keir Starmer’s Labour government. There can be no doubt that Britain is crying out for Reform.