Andy Burnham handed major Makerfield by-election boost as Restore appears to splinter right-wing vote in latest polling

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Andy Burnham has been handed a major Makerfield by-election boost after Restore Britain splintered the right-wing vote, new polling has revealed.

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The Mayor of Greater Manchester is currently polling at 35 per cent, down eight percentage points from previous polling.Nigel Farage's party has fallen behind its previous 40 per cent, dropping down to 24 per cent.Meanwhile, Restore Britain continues to gain ground, at 13 per cent – almost doubling its support, according to leaked Labour data shared with the i Paper.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The new data suggests that Rupert Lowe's party is splitting the right-wing vote in the Greater Manchester constituency, widening the gap between Mr Burnham and Reform's Robert Kenyon in what was previously described as "two horse race".However, Reform sources have questioned the survey's authenticity into question, describing it as "disinformation" spread by Labour and its supporters.A Reform spokesman said: "This 'data' from iNews comes without...

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