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RichardCoulter · 28-07-2026, 18:47

The last poll that I saw on one of the political programmes last Sunday showed Labour had improved and were now the leading party, Reform were second after losing support, the Conservatives had improved to become the third most popular party.

All the others remained the same, apart from the Greens who appear to have lost some support.

If this trend continues it looks like we will be back to the traditional two party contest.

I think that the previous success of the Greens and the current improvement for Labour must have been down to Labour supporters switching support back from Green to Labour following the change of leadership from Starmer to Burnham.

28-07-2026, 18:47	#1948
RichardCoulter cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 11,256	Re: Reform UK's chronicles The last poll that I saw on one of the political programmes last Sunday showed Labour had improved and were now the leading party, Reform were second after losing support, the Conservatives had improved to become the third most popular party. All the others remained the same, apart from the Greens who appear to have lost some support. If this trend continues it looks like we will be back to the traditional two party contest. I think that the previous success of the Greens and the current improvement for Labour must have been down to Labour supporters switching support back from Green to Labour following the change of leadership from Starmer to Burnham.