UK Polls Show Labour and Conservatives Losing Ground as Reform UK Gains Momentum

Reform UK surpasses Conservatives in polls, while Labour faces declining support across Scotland and England.

Labour's national polling average has dropped to 27%, with significant losses to Reform UK, the Liberal Democrats, and Greens since last July's general election.
Reform UK has surged to 24% in national polls, overtaking the Conservatives, who remain stagnant at 23%, as disillusioned voters shift their support.
In Scotland, Labour's support among pensioners has halved due to backlash against the UK government's decision to cut winter fuel payments.
The SNP is projected to remain the largest party in the 2026 Holyrood elections but is unlikely to secure a majority, with Reform UK poised to gain 15 seats.
The Scottish Conservatives are struggling to retain relevance, as Reform UK gains traction among Unionist voters dissatisfied with mainstream parties.