Recent polling shows the UK Labour Party has overtaken the Reform Party for the first time in over a year, with Labour ahead in polls from More in Common and Survation. The shift follows Prime Minister Andy Burnham's flurry of early policy announcements.
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With three polls now putting Labour ahead of Reform for the first time in over a year, has the new prime minister’s flurry of early policies genuinely reversed Labour’s fortunes, or is it Reform doing the work for him?
Labour are now ahead of Reform in polls from More in Common (28% to 24%) and Survation (26% to 24%). Also YouGov has Labour and Reform on level terms, both at 22%. This is the first time in over a year that Reform has not had a lead over Labour. Thoughts?