Check the local council by-election results for October.

Around 50,000 actual voters.

The Opinion Polls are also way off the mark when you look at actual votes cast in England in local government by-elections. This chart draws on data from the last 21 Council By-elections in England, where over 47,000 people voted.

And another one:- Councillor Everett in Tendring "slithered off" from Reform to become non-political.
(Thanks to Private Eye for the clip)

Reform is leading in the Opinion Polls, yes.

But in actual votes in local government by-elections, Reform is only in a good second-place to the Lib Dems. This chart shows how 47,000+ voters voted in the 21 local government by-elections held in England from October 16th to October 30th.

Actual votes from the 47,000 plus people who voted in English Council By-elections in the last three weeks, show LDs ahead.

Actual votes in Council By-Elections are quite different from what Opinion Pollsters are telling us.

Reform has just won a Council Seat in Suffolk with the support of only 8.5% of the electorate!
In a five-way contest, Reform topped the poll with 29.7% of the votes cast - but the turnout was only 28.6%.
Will Farage still be demanding electoral reform - or will he u-turn on that policy as well?

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Is the gloss starting to come off Reform?

Marina Hyde nails it.
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And BP is also blocking affordable cost-of-living increases in company pensions.

The turf maze in Hilton, Cambridgeshire. One of 8 that remain in the UK.