The right -wing Reform Party in Nigel Faraj is advancing in the UK survey for the first time Election news

If general elections are held tomorrow, 25 percent of British voters will choose to reform.

Nigel Farraj right UK reform A new survey is now indicated to the party, the most popular political party in the United Kingdom, where the Conservative Party and the ruling Labor Party strike.

The poll, published on Monday and conducted by Yogov to the Times newspaper, showed the reform – which is “freezing immigration” to the United Kingdom – with the initiative for the first time in surveying the main public opinion.

According to the survey, if general elections are held tomorrow, 25 percent of the voters will choose reform, 24 percent will choose the Labor Party and will vote 21 percent for governors.

Yougov said that the repair progress at one point to work in the poll-which included 2,465 people on February 2 and 3-is within the margin of error.

exhaustion, Who won The national elections decreased in July last year by a landslide, three points compared to the last survey held on January 26-27, while reform gained two points.

The Conservative Party, which dominated British policy for more than 14 years until a bad performance in the elections last year, also decreased one point.

It seems that the United Kingdom in the United Kingdom draws support from the former members of the Conservative Party, which is bearing Several scandals In recent years.

In December, Faraj described the reform as “the real opposition” after the party said it surpassed the conservatives in the number of members.

Our latest voting survey (2-3 February) has the United Kingdom’s reform for the first time, although 1PT is part of the error margin.

Reference: 25 % (+2 from 26-27 January)
Laboratory: 24 % (-3)
Chews: 21 % (-1)
y to them: 14 % (=).
Green: 9 % (=)
SNP: 3 % (=) pic.twitter.com/eerjutozli

– Yougov (yougov) February 3, 2025

Farraj, who suggested last year that many young Muslims “do not share British values”, one of the leading activists in Britain’s exit from the European Union.

ally Donald TrumpFarage, the President of the United States, often echoes immigration and promised to reform the UK “broken”.

On Monday, Farraj praised the results of the survey. “Britain wants reform,” wrote in a post on social media.

The UK must hold its upcoming parliamentary elections by August 2029, but the Prime Minister of the Labor Party, Kiir Starmer, can request early vote before that date.

The increasing popularity of reform reflects an increase in the support of extremist right -wing parties throughout Europe in recent years.

The far right An alternative to Germany (AFD) has also acquired, before the national elections this month.

Recent opinion polls show that AFD is likely to guarantee second place in voting.