Nigel Farage ‘in touching distance’ of being PM with new mega-poll putting Reform UK on course for 290 seats in the Commons… as Keir Starmer’s ratings slump to an all-time low
Nigel Farage is on its way to becoming a PM with the British party for the ‘touch distance’, the majority government, suggested by the new Mega-Parlul.
. More common If a general election was held today, the reform would be the largest party in the House of Commons with 290 chairs.
Although this meant a hanging parliament, although it was below the number of MPs for the open majority, it was more than twice the other parties.
And the questionnaire said the reform is now ‘close to the level they can openly command the majority’.
More than 10,000 British surveys, Common’s new MRP (multi -level regression and post -stratification) model has put more than 126 seats.
This is a loss of 285 chairs only a year before Sir Keir Starmer’s general election landslide and leaving them less than half of the reform.
The research put Tories on 81 seats in 40 seats last year, liberal democrats 73 sofa (upstairs) and SNP 42 seats (33 seats).
Meanwhile, Sir Keir found that the survey’s personal approval grade has fallen to -43, as the Prime Minister’s personal approval grade has fallen to -43, as it took place for a year in Download Street this weekend.
If there was more in the joint poll, if a general election was held today, the reform would be the largest party in the House of Commons with 290 seats.
Sir Keir Starmer took part in this weekend for a year in Download Street, while the questionnaire found that the Prime Minister’s personal approval grade fell to the lowest level of all time -43
More in Common’s projection showed that the majority of cabin ministers would lose their seats in the face of the increase in reform.
This includes Prime Minister Angela Rayner, Chancellor Rachel Reeves, Interior Minister Yette Cooper and Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
Labour’s main losses were reform, 223 chairs returned directly to Mr. Farage from Sir Keir’s party.
This includes long -term workers’ election zones in the north of England and Wales.
The reform has been shown to support in conservative areas, and MRP predicted that Tories would win 59 seats held in 2024.
The main reason why voters give them to get away from labor, regardless of who they will vote for, are the promises and U -turns broken in previous commitments.
More than one -third (36 percent) chose this as a reason, but also could not fulfill the high cost of living (31 percent) on the list (31 percent) and Labour’s Wiinter fuel payments (27 percent).
In the new MRP model of Common based on more than 10,000 British surveys, he put labor in 126 seats – 285 seat loss from last year’s general elections
More than Ortak’s UK director Luke Tryl, ‘an unhappy birthday for the prime minister.
‘While his personal approval reaches the lowest level of all time, the British blame him instead of the Chancellor for a welfare confusion and thinks he has lost his party’s control.
Meanwhile, our new MRP reform the UK as the winners of the government’s failures.
“Although we are far from a choice and vary between a lot, Nigel Farage’s party shows that they are now close to the level they can command the majority.
‘The political view of England has completely transformed a year ago.’
