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Labour Surpasses Reform in Voter Poll for First Time Since March 2025

27 Temmuz 2026The Guardian

Labour has surpassed Reform in a voter intention poll for the first time since March 2025, with Labour rising to 28% and Reform dropping to 24%. This shift is attributed to Andy Burnham's focus on cost of living issues during his initial week as prime minister.
The change in voter sentiment follows a series of negative press surrounding Reform UK and its leader, Nigel Farage.
The polling data comes from the non-profit agency More in Common, which tracks voter intentions. The political environment has been turbulent for Reform UK, marked by controversies involving Farage, which may have influenced public perception and support.
The shift in voter intention reflects a significant moment in UK politics, indicating that Labour's strategy under Burnham is resonating with the electorate. The decline of Reform UK could signal a broader discontent with Farage's leadership and the controversies surrounding his party.

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