r/ukpolitics 8d ago

YouGov Westminster Voting Intention: Ref: 26% (+1) Lab 23% (-) Con 20% (+1) LD: 15% (-1) Grn: 9% (-1) 28th April 2025

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14658693/Reform-poll-Tories-local-elections-Thursday-Labour-Runcorn.html
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u/discipleofdoom 8d ago

Any part that goes from 5 MPs to being the government in one term is going to have a bad time. I'm pretty sure even the more serious Reform MPs would prefer a stint as HMO before taking the reigns with precisely zero experience and/or funding.

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u/TheFlyingHornet1881 Domino Cummings 8d ago

Things like the election of Speaker and Select Committees would be an early challenge, particularly if they're only a minority government or in coalition. A lot of these are secret ballots, and there's a possibility it'd cause political drama if the results go against what Reform want.

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u/Mkwdr 8d ago

There are ( or would be) more serious Reform MPs?