If replicated at a general election, the BMG poll results would shake up British politics and lead to chaos in the House of Commons
Labour, the Conservatives and Reform are locked in a three-way tie amid an ongoing slump in the popularity of the Government.
The Liberal Democrats are backed by 14 per cent of voters with the Greens on 8 per cent, both roughly in line with the last election result. Robert Struthers of BMG said: “Our voting intention numbers signal a new era in British politics, with a genuine three-horse race emerging. Reform UK has recorded its highest-ever poll numbers and is now effectively neck and neck with the two established parties of government.
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