Labour reaches two-year poll high as Reform support declines

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 6 Oct, 09:01 · Archive

Labour has reached its highest polling level since January 2025, whilst Reform UK's support continues to fall.

Labour has reached its highest polling level since January 2025 at 27 per cent, up three points in a new YouGov poll, whilst Reform UK's support has fallen by three points to 22 per cent. The Conservatives are at 20 per cent, up one point, with the Liberal Democrats and Greens each at 11 per cent.

According to HuffPost UK, Andy Burnham's leadership of Labour continues to show positive momentum with no sign of his honeymoon period ending. The Independent reports that Labour's lead over Reform remains insecure, despite the polling advantages shown in the latest figures.

Labour reaches two-year poll high as Reform support declines — Image: The Independent

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Labour opens up five-point gap over Reform UK to take highest poll lead since start of 2025The Independent · 6 Oct, 09:02
Reform UK Slump Continues As Labour Hit Near Two-Year Opinion Poll HighHuffPost UK · 6 Oct, 08:37
UK poll tracker: Labour holds lead over Reform as Burnham sees Brexit boostThe Independent · 5 Oct, 09:16

In this story: Labour · Reform UK · Andy Burnham · Nigel Farage · Conservative Party · Liberal Democrats · Greens

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