The latest (this week’s) YouGov poll on the subject of voting intentions reveal that Reform are currently in the lead on 27%, followed by Labour - 22%, Tories - 17%, Lib Dems - 15%, Greens - 12%.
A General Election is still maybe four years away and one might expect Labour to have strengthened support by then, but as things currently stand, in very broad terms one could envisage an alliance between Reform and the Tories which would have the backing of about 44% of the electorate and one could equally reasonably expect to see a Labour/LibDem/Green coalition which would currently claim support from around 49% of the electorate.
Apart from possibly increasing the significance of the smaller, specifically Welsh, Scottish and NI, parties where would that leave us?
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