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Will Burnham now go for an early election?
New mega-poll shows Labour with 56-seat Commons majority under Andy Burnham, with Reform third behind Tories.
In brief
New mega-poll shows Labour with 56-seat Commons majority under Andy Burnham, with Reform third behind Tories. Labour would win 353 seats in Commons if election held tomorrow, giving Burnham a majority with Reform third behind Tories. Originally reported by Dailymail.
New mega-poll shows Labour majority
Labour would win 353 seats in the House of Commons if a general election were held tomorrow.
Labour's 56-seat majority under Burnham
Labour enjoys a reversal in fortunes under Andy Burnham with 56-seat Commons majority.
Reform UK third behind Tories
Reform UK is projected to have 21 per cent of the vote behind the Tories at 18 per cent.
Tories projected at 18 per cent
The Conservatives are projected to win 90 seats with 18 per cent of the vote.
Labour's vote up from 17 per cent
Labour's support has risen to 28 per cent from 17 per cent in April.
Reform UK's vote down
Reform UK's support has dropped from 21 per cent to 21 per cent in the latest poll.
Restore Britain's 8 per cent
Restore Britain, fronted by Rupert Lowe, is projected at 8 per cent.
Labour's tactical voting
More than a third of Labour voters are willing to vote Tory to keep Reform out of power.
Kemi Badenoch's party
Kemi Badenoch's party would have more MPs than Reform UK with 81 constituencies.
Labour's 353 seats
Labour is projected to win 353 seats in the House of Commons.
Burnham's Left-of-centre rhetoric
Burnham has used clear Left-of-centre rhetoric to win back voters from Liberal Democrats and Greens.
Right split
The Right remains split with Restore Britain winning only one seat.
Conservatives and Reform pact
A pact between Conservatives and Reform would give them just 171 seats.
Labour's majority
Labour now has an outright majority with 353 seats compared to 171 for Conservatives and Reform.
Fieldwork dates
Fieldwork for the latest MRP was conducted between 25 September and 2 October.
Burnham's early election speculation
Many in Westminster are braced for Mr Burnham to call a national vote in May next year or as soon as this December.
Here's the gist
Labour would win 353 seats in Commons if election held tomorrow, giving Burnham a majority with Reform third behind Tories.
