Reform UK support slumps to lowest level in two years

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 23 Sept, 15:03

Reform UK has fallen to its lowest polling level in two years, according to the latest YouGov data.

The party, led by Nigel Farage, has dropped to third place and its joint lowest position in 18 months. Analysis suggests voters are increasingly willing to tactically vote for Labour or Conservative candidates to block Reform's advance.

How it is being reported

• Blow for Reform as voters seek to block Farage's route to No10 with boost in tactical voting support for Labour and ToriesDaily Mail · 23 Sept, 14:43
• Tories leapfrog Reform UK as Nigel Farage’s party slumps to third in latest pollThe Independent · 23 Sept, 12:37
• Support for Reform UK plummets to lowest level in two yearsThe Independent · 22 Sept, 11:10

In this story: Reform UK · Nigel Farage · YouGov · Labour · Conservative Party

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