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Reform UK’s Popularity Has Been In ‘Gradual Decline Since Last Autumn’ | Peter Kellner
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15:37Now Playing“Reform UK peaked at around 33 per cent last autumn, they've been gradually, but continuously declining since then. They were down to about to 28 per cent in the spring. They're now on about 25 per cent.”
Reform UK has passed their peak in popularity, according to former president of YouGov Peter Kellner. He also says new prime minister Andy Burnham may not have had the “popularity leap” he would have hoped in his first week in charge.
Peter Kellner and Jon Tongue were speaking to Ayesha Hazarika. Listen live on Times Radio.
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