YouGov MRP poll projects hung Parliament with Labour ahead
1 Sep 23 · 2d ago · 3 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 2
A major YouGov MRP survey released this week projects Labour would win 241 seats, the Conservatives 130 seats, and Reform UK 123 seats in a hung Parliament. The result represents a dramatic reversal from last year's poll, which predicted Reform would secure 311 seats and emerge as the largest party.
“YouGov's latest projections put Labour clearly ahead of both Reform and the Conservatives in terms of seats, while being only a fraction ahead of each on vote share.”
Patrick English, head of elections at YouGov
Nigel Farage Reform UK leader
Andy Burnham Labour leader
Kemi Badenoch Conservative leaderPatrick English Head of elections at YouGov
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first by HuffPost UK, 3d ago
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- Reform would win fewer seats than Labour and Tories in major blow to Farage, new poll suggests independent.co.uk · 2d ago
- Reform would win fewer seats than Labour and Tories, poll suggests thetimes.com · 2d ago
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