Reform 16 points ahead of Labour in bombshell poll after Keir Starmer’s attack | Politics | News
Reform UK is 16 points ahead of the Labor Party in a new survey after Sir Keir Starmer’s Nigel Farage attack. The survey is now putting the rebel party ahead with 35%with two points from the previous week.
Labor ranks second with 19%, and at the same time with two points. Tories fell third at 14%, Lib DEMS 12%at 12%and the greens fell to 11%.
The survey of more than 2,000 people yesterday comes after using the Labor Conference to repeat the Prime Minister’s reform to attack England.
Sir Keir branded the right -wing party’s immigration policy to engrave its indefinite leave, which would remain as “racist”.
However, he later insisted that the reform leader Mr. Farage and his supporters were not “racist”.
Sir Keir’s attacks encouraged the Clacton deputy of risking the safety of reform campaignists of risking.
Mr. Farage said that he would “provoke and encourage the radical left” because he accused of descending into the “groove”.
Brexiteer said that Sir Keir should be “ashamed of his words” absolute shame “after the deadly shooting of conservative US activist Charlie Kirk.
