Reform UK’s ultimate damage to the Conservatives at a general election has been laid bare in a poll which has analysed each seat. It is predicted that the Tories would lose 41 seats, which is another significant blow when estimates suggest Rishi Sunak’s party could suffer a major defeat.
An MRP poll this week suggests Sunak would only win 155 seats, with Sir Keir Starmer snatching 403. But the crunch isn’t just the discrepancy between Labour and Tory seats – it’s Reform UK which, according to The Times, plays a big part in pinching much needed seats to seize that victory.
Joint analysis by The Times and YouGov has this week claimed the Conservatives would win 196 seats, 41 more than under the existing poll. Labour’s seat count would drop to 374.
