Overview
- YouGov’s constituency-level MRP puts Reform on 311 seats with 27% of the vote, six points ahead of Labour.
- Labour is projected to fall to about 144 MPs, with the Conservatives on 45, the Liberal Democrats on 78 and the SNP on 37.
- The poll indicates 231 Labour-held constituencies would switch to Reform, with additional Labour losses to the SNP and smaller parties.
- Regional estimates show strong Reform gains in the Northeast, Northwest, East of England and Wales, leaving Labour on nine seats in Scotland and three in Wales.
- Drawn from a survey of more than 11,000 people using MRP, the findings place Nigel Farage in pole position in a hung parliament scenario, though the results remain projections rather than certainties.