Prediction

Greenlands (Reform Gain)
St Columb Minor & Colan (Reform Hold)
Market Harborough Logan (Conservative Gain)
Broad Oak (Lib dem hold)
Pakefield (Reform Gain)

Prediction

(Penyrheol) Plaid Hold
(Red Hall & Lingfield) Conservative Gain
(Seaton) Lib dem Gain
(Fort) Lib dem Gain
(Armitage) Reform Gain
(Aveland) Conservative Hold
(Belmont) Reform Gain
(Eaglescliffe) Conservative Hold
(Whitburn) SNP gain

A lot of pollsters have shown the same trend, buts its still within the margin of error, so it could just be nothing

Labour and the Tories seem to be neck and neck for second place

This poll has Reform leading with Men, But now the Tories have overtaken Reform and are the Leading Party among women

I agree, but a grand coalition against Reform either means a Labour-Libdem-Tory Government or Labour-Green-Libdem, Labour, Green and Lib Dem coalition while more likely, is too unstable, Eco-socialist and Orange Book MPs being in one government is going to be difficult

It looks like the Greens may have hit their Ceiling for now

Its hard to tell for sure, the greens have really never polled at this level before + this surge has only happened within the last 3 months, so this could be their current ceiling or it could be in the 20s

The Tories seem to be having a small improvement in their polling, but its still within the margin of error so its hard to tell

Prediction

(King's Lynn & West Norfolk) Reform Gain
(Pendle) Lib Dem Hold
(Sunderland) Reform gain

Hunstanton could possibly be a Lib Dem gain as well, but I still have Reform

what is the vote difference between Reform and the Lib dems

Political Polling over the last few months has actually remained quite relative when it comes to the Reform+Conserative Share Vs Labour+Green+Lib Dem share, all that's happened really is the Greens are Gaining of Labour and Others (Your Party group of it)

Prediction
(Canterbury) Lib Dem Hold
(Vale of White Horse) Lib Dem Hold
(East Lindsey) Reform Gain or Independent Gain
(Gwynedd) Plaid Hold
(North Somerset) Green Hold or Lib Dem Gain

(Burnley) Reform gain x2
(Harborough) Lib dem gain
(Tandridge) 1 Reform gain and 1 Lib dem gain
(Fife) SNP gain
(South Derbyshire) Reform gain
(Newark & Sherwood) 1 Conserative gain and 1 Reform Gain
(West Devon) Lib dem gain