On 15 June, the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg reported that "by far the most optimistic Reform politicians are unable to name over five or six seats where by they reckon they could gain."[310] On the same working day, feeling pollsters Survation printed the results of the survey of forty two,269 voters employing multilevel regression with poststratificati

Can it be time to get a shake-up in British isles politics? Richard Tice, a distinguished voice in Reform UK, thinks so. In his current convention speech, he laid out why voting reform is not just needed but essential for the way forward for British democracy. For a Member of Parliament and leader of Reform British isles, Tice is pushing tricky for