A fresh FindOutNow poll brings good news for Reform fresh off the back their fundraiser dinner. They’ve surged to 27%, now four points ahead of Labour on 23%. A strong showing—though as Guido has pointed out before, FindOutNow’s methodology is often met with raised eyebrows from rival pollsters. They’re still the only pollster to have shown a Reform lead since the General Election, though others are getting close.
For the Tories, the picture gets bleaker. They’ve slipped another two points since last week, now languishing in third place on 21%. Meanwhile, Kemi has taken her first step toward creating policy by setting up policy commissions. Jitters in Tory circles…
UPDATE: Survation has just dropped a poll putting Labour on 27%, Reform at 24% and the Tories on 22%. That’s up four points for Reform, and down 3 points for the Tories…
Sarah Pochin at Reform Scotland’s manifesto launch event: “I really wanted to come on in a Reform tartan burka, but apparently I wasn’t allowed… One day let’s do one of these events not live-streamed. We’ll do all the naughty stuff…”
