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Current polls suggest Reform UK holds around 30% of voter support, an impressive figure that places them about 10 points ahead of Labour. Yet, this surge has stabilized since June, with some data indicating a slight dip. The key question is: why has this support plateaued?
A major factor influencing Reform UK's standing is the popularity—and polarizing nature—of their leader, Nigel Farage. Although he remains a highly recognizable and generally favorable figure for many voters, he also elicits strong unfavorable opinions among others, including senior British politicians. Farage's polarizing image may be limiting the party's appeal to broader segments of the electorate.