Nigel Farage could become leader of the biggest party (Image: Getty)
The 188 constituencies set to elect a Reform UK MP have been named. A massive opinion poll has forecast which seats are likely to get a Reform UK MP at the next general election. And Nigel Farage’s party is set to score wins in every region of the country. Winning 188 seats would be a massive increase from the 2024 general election, when Reform won five.
It would make Mr Farage’s party the largest group in Parliament – with the Conservatives on 159. Labour would be left with just 89, a devastating defeat, while the Green Party would have 71 and the Liberal Democrats 61. These are the findings of a mammoth new poll by PLMR for Electoral Calculus. It’s what’s known as an MRP poll, which involves more people than the average survey and can predict the results more accurately.
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However, no party would have a majority of the seats in the House of Commons. If these poll findings are correct, it suggests Reform and the Conservatives may have to work together to form a government.
Here are the seats that will return a Reform UK MP according to the poll:
Nigel Farage could become leader of the biggest party (Image: Getty)
The 188 constituencies set to elect a Reform UK MP have been named. A massive opinion poll has forecast which seats are likely to get a Reform UK MP at the next general election. And Nigel Farage’s party is set to score wins in every region of the country. Winning 188 seats would be a massive increase from the 2024 general election, when Reform won five.
It would make Mr Farage’s party the largest group in Parliament – with the Conservatives on 159. Labour would be left with just 89, a devastating defeat, while the Green Party would have 71 and the Liberal Democrats 61. These are the findings of a mammoth new poll by PLMR for Electoral Calculus. It’s what’s known as an MRP poll, which involves more people than the average survey and can predict the results more accurately.
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Read more: ‘Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage hate each other but must join forces’
Read more: Express readers debate whether the UK should pay illegal immigrants £1,000 to go
However, no party would have a majority of the seats in the House of Commons. If these poll findings are correct, it suggests Reform and the Conservatives may have to work together to form a government.
Here are the seats that will return a Reform UK MP according to the poll: