Labour Draws Level With Reform UK in Poll for First Time in Over a Year

A new Survation poll shows Labour and Reform UK tied at 24% in Westminster voting intentions, marking Labour's first time at this level since November 2025. Labour gained five points following Keir Starmer's resignation as leader and prime minister, while Reform dropped three points. Andy Burnham, the most popular Labour politician, has been confirmed as the new party leader and will become prime minister on Monday. The poll also shows Conservatives at 21%, Liberal Democrats and Greens at 11% each. Reform UK faces turbulence as Nigel Farage stepped down as MP for Clacton to trigger a by-election, claiming an 'establishment versus the people' contest, though major parties have pulled out. Farage is also under a parliamentary probe over an undeclared £5 million donation.

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Labour Draws Level With Reform UK in Poll for First Time in Over a YearHuffPost UK - Athena2 - All Entries (Public)WesternJul 17, 04:56 PM UTC

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