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Reform UK's support might not grow much more, as a new study suggests it relies on views held by only a minority of voters. Psephologist John Curtice led the large-scale research, finding recent recruits hold strong attitudes on diversity and welfare. He believes the party's current strategy means support will likely plateau around 30%.
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