REFORM UK would win fewer seats than Labour and the Conservatives if an election were held tomorrow, a new poll has suggested.
The latest figures put Labour back in first place after a period lower down the table.
has been pushed from its popular spot into third place, with polling now suggesting no party would win a majority at the next election.
party would also win less seats than the Conservatives according to the polling.
It would leave the major parties needing to form a coalition if they wanted to secure a majority in the Commons.
The first YouGov MRP polling projection in a year shows Labour as the largest party with 241 seats.
Meanwhile, the Tories hold second place on 130 seats, which is better than their result at the 2024 .
Reform would be pushed into third place with 123 seats.
The polling suggests that both Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick would lose their seats.
Bot politicians left the Conservatives to join Reform UK.
