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Reform fall in polls as Labour now lead with all pollsters

It's official - Reform no longer lead the polls, in any shape or form.

Charlie Herbert by Charlie Herbert
2026-09-22 12:30
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Reform have suffered another fall in polls, resulting in Labour now leading with every single pollster in the country.

After a couple of weeks of Reform and Labour being tied at the top, YouGov’s latest polling saw Nigel Farage’s gang suffer a two-point drop in support.

With Labour seeing no change, this saw the party jump into top spot, as Reform slipped into joint-second with the Tories.

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Meanwhile, the Greens experienced what will be a welcome jump in support, moving ahead of the Lib Dems into fourth thanks to a three-point increase.

YouGov / Sky / Times weekly voting intention

Lab 23 (n/c),
Reform 21 (-2),
Con 21 (+1),
Green 14 (+3),
Lib Dem 12 (-1).

— Sam Coates Sky (@SamCoatesSky) September 22, 2026

The significance of YouGov’s latest figures is that it now means there is absolutely no doubt that Labour have overtaken Reform in the polls, no matter what the likes of Zia Yusuf might try and claim.

As highlighted by polling aggregator Election Maps UK, Labour leads with every single major pollster in the country.

🌹 | Labour lead with ALL pollsters for the first time since October 2024. pic.twitter.com/kM7NYIkP7U

— electionmapsuk (@electionmapsuk) September 22, 2026

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