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Reforms Britain has been in the first place in the public polls of British opinions, in a vigilance of workers and the Conservative Party prior to local elections in May.
According to Yougov’s survey, Nigel Farage’s public support for the right -wing populist party, which is a right -wing populist party, was 25 percent, up 2 %.
KEIR STARMER’s ruling Labor Party dropped three points to 24 %, but conservatives slipped 1 point to 21 %.
Yougov stated that TIMES’s survey was the first time that the reformed British has shown the UK in front, but this was “in the wrong range.”
A five -year parliamentary poll less than 12 months rarely predicts how people vote in the next general election.
However, by reforming a strong British show, prior to local elections in the UK, the alarm bell on the downing street has rang and is struggling to neutralize the Popurist Party’s message.
The Farage Party has introduced more severe immigration management and has opposed the British climate goal, reaching pure zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Anthony Wells, head of YOUGOV’s European politics and social surveys, suggested that three political parties were fighting for leads.
“It remains within the error range, but it will strengthen the fact that the conservatives are sliding down and the reforms are almost the same as labor,” he added.
Senior Ministers believe that if they can show priority progress, such as reducing NHS Hospital waiting lists and increasing housing construction, they will be able to regain public support.
However, the Farage party, which has five members, seems to benefit from the growing dissident atmosphere in many Western countries.
Reform Britain was praised by the billionaire of the technology and the secret of President Donald Trump, an Eulon mask.
Farage said in December that MUSK was considering donations to British reform, but two men had then collided entrepreneurs’ support for Tommy Robinson, the far right.
On Tuesday, Farage tells the BBC:
“Megapore,” which is about 18,000 voters entrusted by the Campaign Group’s wishes implemented by FOKardata last week, has a general election, including 60, which is currently held by Workers. If it was done immediately, he suggested that he would get 76 seats.
The same survey showed 3 % point swing for both the labor and the torley, which could secure 169 seats.
YOUGOV’s poll suggest that the Farage party is more popular among male, worker -class backgrounds, and Brexit is more popular among those who support voters.
In the survey, reforms enjoyed the strongest support in Midland and Northern England, with only 13 % of the party in London.
Opinion polls recorded that the support of liberal Democrats and green did not change at 14 % and 9 % respectively.
On Tuesday, Yougov has revived the former boss Stephan Shakespeare, a co -founder, and has a provisional replacement of the highest executive officer Steve Hatch.
Research and Data Analytics Group stated that Hatch’s retirement was “mutually agreed”, but he has only served only 18 months in this role, and after the stock has decreased by 70 % in the past year, activists. He said he was facing the call for the investor GATEMORE CAPITAL.
Shakespeare is a non -executive chair of the Board of Directors and is still a major shareholder.
