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**Damien** · 24-10-2025, 11:26

They change headlines a lot.

Reform did well relative to the last election, but will be disappointed they've lost a seat they were favourites in. I think they might suffer from what Corbyn's Labour did in that they were able to engage a lot of voters, but equally managed to motivate a lot of voters to come out against them.

With Reform and Farage seen as a realistic prospect, we might find voters voting tactually to keep them out. It's what has happened here in this one seat.

24-10-2025, 11:26	#901
Damien Remoaner Cable Forum Team Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 32,856	Re: Reform UK's chronicles They change headlines a lot. Reform did well relative to the last election, but will be disappointed they've lost a seat they were favourites in. I think they might suffer from what Corbyn's Labour did in that they were able to engage a lot of voters, but equally managed to motivate a lot of voters to come out against them. With Reform and Farage seen as a realistic prospect, we might find voters voting tactually to keep them out. It's what has happened here in this one seat.