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Patrick English: What does the data tell us about Nigel Farage’s by-election victory and the future for Reform
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Nigel Farage's by-election victory comes as the leader of the Reform party, which has been seeking to gain traction in UK politics. The party's performance in by-elections is being closely watched as an indicator of its potential to challenge traditional parties. Historical polling data has consistently shown that Farage is a polarising figure, with significantly more people holding unfavourable opinions of him than favourable ones.
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Patrick English: What does the data tell us about Nigel Farage’s by-election victory and the future for Reform
Reform's leader has won and done better in Clacton than 2024. However anyone paying close attention to the underlying numbers around Farage and his party will notice even at the peak of their polling powers, you could always find twice as many Brits who had an unfavourable opinion of him as had a favourable one.
The post Patrick English: What does the data tell us about Nigel Farage’s by-election victory and the futu…
14 Aug, 10:00