>>213116658
>>213116688
Check out this polling chart for reference

>>81631698
You're wrong

Recent polls have Reform on around 26 - 31%, which is less than a third of the population. So the majority of Brits don't want Reform.

Also it's entirely possible that Reform will get overtaken before the next election. Look at the recent Canadian election, pic related. Their Conservative party had a massive lead, but then the Liberal party changed their leader, and they made massive gains, allowing them to win the election.

>>508730240
>Labour are utterly fucked at the next election.
This website has been saying things like "Nige will be prime minister at the next election" for the last 10 years at least. Although of course it is quite unique that Reform are leading the polls at the moment, but that doesn't necessarily mean they'll win.

For example look at the recent Canadian election, pic related. Their Conservative party had a massive lead for ages, but when the election came along, the Liberals changed their leader and made massive gains to win the election.