From The Independent · · 1m 10s
Labour leads Reform poll but comeback hint
Labour holds lead over Reform in polls, but one result hints at a comeback.
In brief
Labour holds lead over Reform in polls, but one result hints at a comeback. Labour's poll lead over Reform remains, with a potential voter swing among 18-24-year-olds suggesting a possible comeback. Originally reported by The Independent.
Polls show Labour leads Reform
Andy Burnham’s Labour continues to hold a lead over Reform in the polls amid rumours of an early election.
Reform’s support dips
Reform’s favourability rating sits at a low of -36 this month, down from its peak of -27 last summer.
Labour gains young voters
Support for Labour among 18 to 24-year-olds rose from 14 per cent to 27 per cent, while Reform’s share remains at 7 per cent.
Conservatives see slight rise
The Conservatives have seen a slight bump in support, rising to an average 20 points since June.
Green Party candidate faces challenge
Zack Polanski, the Green Party candidate, will contest Sir Keir Starmer’s former seat later this month.
Early election calls
Labour’s rise in popularity has prompted calls for an early election to secure a mandate for at least five years.
The key point
Labour's poll lead over Reform remains, with a potential voter swing among 18-24-year-olds suggesting a possible comeback.
