Labour overtakes Reform in voter poll for first time since March 2025
Summary
The Labour party has taken the lead over Reform UK in a recent voter poll for the first time since March 2025, following Andy Burnham becoming prime minister. Labour's support rose to 28%, while Reform and the Greens lost support amid scandals involving Reform's leader Nigel Farage and his party.Key Facts
- Labour is now leading with 28% voter support, up 4 points in the latest poll.
- Reform UK dropped to 24%, their lowest support in months.
- The Greens also lost support, dropping to 8%.
- The Conservative party stayed steady at 22%, and the Liberal Democrats rose to 12%.
- Andy Burnham became prime minister just a week ago and has made several popular policy announcements.
- Nigel Farage and Reform UK face ongoing investigations about undeclared donations and links to a convicted fraudster.
- Police are examining donations made to Reform UK shortly before the 2024 general election.
- Burnham plans to focus on issues like youth unemployment, social care, and housing.
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