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Politics · 28 April 2026

Reform lead narrows to six points in Ipsos poll

Reform lead narrows to six points in Ipsos poll

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Nigel Farage's Reform UK has slipped to its lowest vote share since the 2024 general election in fresh Ipsos polling. The party leads on 25%, six points ahead of Labour and the Conservatives who are tied on 19%, marking a steady decline from a 34% peak last September. The Greens hold a record-equalling 17%, with British politics now described by Ipsos as "fractured" with just eight points separating the top four parties.

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