Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
New poll delivers disastrous news for Reform UK – their lowest support since the General Election. Is this the Andy Burnham bounce or the start of a real collapse for Nigel Farage?
In this video I break down the latest More in Common (and related) polling that has Labour pulling ahead and Reform dropping to levels not seen since 2024. We look at what’s actually driving the shift: Farage’s personal ratings tanking, financial controversies, weak internal democracy, messaging missteps, and the growing tactical vote against Reform.
What I think:
- Exact poll numbers and the longer trend of Reform’s declining lead since late 2025
- Whether Andy Burnham’s early cost-of-living focus and working-class positioning is genuinely winning voters
- Why Farage is now acting as a drag on his own party
- Risks from ongoing standards investigations and by-elections
- What this means for the next general election and the fragmented UK political landscape
This isn’t just one outlier – the trend has been building.
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New poll delivers disastrous news for Reform UK – their lowest support since the General Election. Is this the Andy Burnham bounce or the start of a real collapse for Nigel Farage?
In this video I break down the latest More in Common (and related) polling that has Labour pulling ahead and Reform dropping to levels not seen since 2024. We look at what’s actually driving the shift: Farage’s personal ratings tanking, financial controversies, weak internal democracy, messaging missteps, and the growing tactical vote against Reform.
What I think:
- Exact poll numbers and the longer trend of Reform’s declining lead since late 2025
- Whether Andy Burnham’s early cost-of-living focus and working-class positioning is genuinely winning voters
- Why Farage is now acting as a drag on his own party
- Risks from ongoing standards investigations and by-elections
- What this means for the next general election and the fragmented UK political landscape
This isn’t just one outlier – the trend has been building.
Join this channel to get access to perks:
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