Reform UK Surges in Polls, Challenging Labour and Conservatives

Nigel Farage's party reaches record support, creating a three-way tie with Labour and the Tories in a shifting British political landscape.

Reform UK has overtaken the Conservatives in several polls and is polling neck-and-neck with Labour, marking its highest-ever levels of support.
Labour, the Conservatives, and Reform are each polling around 25%, signaling a major shake-up in the traditional two-party system.
Nigel Farage has positioned Reform as the 'real opposition,' drawing support from disillusioned Tory and Labour voters while securing significant new donors.
The current polling suggests a hung Parliament if replicated in a general election, with no party close to securing a majority under the first-past-the-post system.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Tory leader Kemi Badenoch face declining approval ratings, while Farage compares Reform's rise to Donald Trump's political success in the U.S.