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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

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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