Mega poll reveals Reform overtaken by Tories as Andy Burnham faces 'rainbow coalition' path to No10

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Mega poll reveals Reform overtaken by Tories as Andy Burnham faces 'rainbow coalition' path to No10.

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Reform UK would win fewer seats than both Labour and the Conservatives if a general election were held today, a bombshell mega poll has revealed.The large-scale seat-by-seat survey places Andy Burnham's Labour as the biggest party in the Commons on 241 seats, well short of the 326 needed for an outright majority.Kemi Badenoch's Conservatives are projected to finish second with 130 seats, representing a modest improvement on their catastrophic 2024 general election performance.Reform would land in third on 123 seats, a far cry from the 311 constituencies YouGov's equivalent poll forecast the party winning just twelve months ago.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The research, drawing on roughly 14,000 respondents surveyed between August 23 and September 18, offers a snapshot rather than a prediction of the eventual election outcome.Reform's collapse in projected seats has been partly attributed to the emergence of Restore Britain, a rival right-wing outfit headed by former Reform MP...

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