Reform secure major milestone after three new by-election victories | Politics | News

The reform Britain won victory in the elections last night by three councils and overturned majority with large oscillations. Nigel Farage’s party provided new seats around the country in Cannock Chase, Durham and Llanelli.

The party will also celebrate for obtaining a new large milestone. The reform organized the Easington & Shotton Ward in Durham last night, dropped only 3.5 points, but the second place was a major leadership of 26.5 points on the Labor Party. Reform successfully defended a seat that England has already kept.

In the last elections in Durham, Nottinghamshire and Staffordshire, the reform seemed to be fighting to protect the council seats.

At the Hednesford Green Heath Ward at Cannock Chase Council, Mr. Farage won another victory by winning a seat from the Labor Party with a large swing of 25.2%.

The reform won 31.8 points in its previous vote share and secured 51.5% of the votes. Meanwhile, the Labor Party fell to only 22.6% support with 18.6 points.

The party also won the second member of the Assembly in Carmarthenshire from Labour.

Candidate Carmelo Colasanto received 43% of the votes and recruited Ekose Cymru to the second place at 30% and at 23.6% to the Labor Party.

CLLR David Thomas of Reform UK said that the win in Carmarthenshire is the proof that people are ready for real change and that the worker’s grip is shifting ”.

“The team and Carmelo, which makes it possible, are done well. The tide is turning – and that’s just the beginning.

“Reform is rising in Wales.”

Reform hopes that the party can win Wales before the Senedd elections next year.