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    1. AlfredsChild on

      Voting intention from this poll:

      – Reform 35%

      – Labour 20%

      – Conservatives 17%

      – Liberal Democrats 13%

      – The Greens 7%

      – Scottish National Party 2%

      Poll conducted by BMGResearch.

      Estimates would see Reform gain upwards of 400 seats, Labour would be pushed down to just 75 seats.

    2. BreadSniffer3000 on

      Gonna be fun when Reform, RN, AfD, PiS, Fratelli, PVV etc. are all at power at the same time at some point during the next 4 years.

      Not.

    3. ITooHaveAnUsername on

      Wasn’t Farage the guy who bullshitted UK into Brexit? I see morons are still easy to take for a ride.

    4. ahoyhoy2022 on

      All of you who have been pointing fingers at the US, remember how close you in your own countries are to elected fascist governments.

    5. Farage made a good move with pushing for Brexit. He should really take the next step over the Cliffs of Dover now and lead the country into the future.

      /s

    6. „Shock“? For who? This is the most obvious outcome for anyone who has been paying attention. Labour responded to the collapse of the Tory party by abandoning their core base and attempting to appeal to Tories, then after the election chose a specialist balance of policies that both further alienated leftists and pissed off centrists. It’s one of the most inept governments in living memory, beating only Liz Truss in competence.

      Their only chance is somehow winning back the leftists they’ve spat on for multiple years, and I really don’t think they’re willing to take that step. If they don’t, Corbyn’s new party might avert a Reform win, but I wouldn’t bet big money on it.

    7. Wait…. So….. The party that brought this shitshow over the UK (Brexit and all the negative effects of that) is the strongest political party again? UK, what the hell are you doing? I know it rains a lot up there, is this the reason for your selfhatred?!

    8. Deserved, crazy to think what the UK was in early 20th century and what it’s becoming…

    9. Incredible to witness that one of the key man causing Britain to be in chaos for a decade, to now come back stronger because Britain is in chaos and promise to reform it. 

      British people, what is going on in your head?

    10. hacktheself on

      When the media gives this guy seemingly infinite airtime whilst denying the same to the Greens, who have the same number of seats, it isn’t a shock.

    11. AmazingSibylle on

      Let me guess, the media covers Farage way differently than the rest. He is always in the newspaper with some non-newsworthy bs while actual policy challenges are not being discussed because it doesn’t engage people enough.

      Yeah, we have big problems with the media and the influence of money and Russia. How can democracy function with such an uninformed public.

    12. I like how people themselves are trying their very best to destroy their future. And show democracy can be easily vanquished by stupidity.

    13. Stupid is as stupid does

      Credit reinvented

      I know guns are illegal in the UK but fuckers can’t have THIS high a rate of shootings relating to ones own foot.

    14. Keir Starmer’s Labour Party are the biggest enablers of the far-right. They are handing Farage this country on a platter.

    15. UniquePariah on

      „But Reform are awful“. You know that, I know that.

      But let’s just quickly talk about the two *“wonderful“* main parties.

      The Conservatives spent 14 years with a quite frankly very friendly news media tearing the country apart. The cut funding to everything to the bone and beyond for austerity measures. Whilst doing this they heavily cut funding to all the departments that cover migration and people seeking asylum, causing backlogs and meaning that people that absolutely would be refused in a heartbeat, stayed in the country as checks couldn’t be made. In addition the whole country started to deteriorate as minimal amounts were spent on maintenance and public service workers wages stagnated to the point of minimum wage so most were starting to go on strike. In the last year with Hedge Fund Manager who was involved in the 2008 financial crash, Rishi Sunak, the conservatives overspent and made deals in such a way that the first few years of the next government were going to be extra difficult as they knew they weren’t going to win. The Conservatives did nothing but crippled the UK, line their own pockets, and essentially give the middle finger on their way out. They shouldn’t be elected and arguably half of them at least should be prosecuted in an ideal world.

      Labour on the other hand, promised to end Austerity and turn the country around. Instead they have continued austerity, followed up recently by trying to censor the internet because „WoN’t SoMeBoDy ThInK oF tHe ChIlDrEn!!1!“. Upon being told that this new law could easily be bypassed by anyone with rudimentary skills with the internet and were also going to block things like Wikipedia and mental health websites, poses a massive online security risk, and refused to discuss it in the house of commons even after [531,528 and still counting](https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903) votes in a petition to repeal the law. There is also evidence that ministers have vested interests in ID verification companies that pose to get a lot of money out of this. This is on the back of left wing parties being accused of attacking freedom of speech, something that even though it is mostly BS, is seriously bad optics right now.

      TL;DR the two main parties don’t seem to give an absolute crap about the UK public and don’t listen. As a result people are desperate and are listening to populist parties that at least pretend they are.

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