Nigel Farage Falls To Lowest Approval Rating Since The General Election

The Reform UK leader is at -32%, a drop of around 10 points in just a fortnight.

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Nigel Farage’s approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level since the 2024 general election, according to a new poll.

More in Common put the Reform UK leader on -32, which is a drop of approximately 10 points in just a fortnight.

It follows a wider trend suggesting the right-wing party is declining in popularity despite having led in the opinion polls for more than a year.

The think tank also found new prime minister Andy Burnham is now at 19 after a two-week policy blitz.

That rating is higher than the 11 Keir Starmer achieved just after he was voted into office in July 2024 – though he dropped to -49 late last year.

Meanwhile, the Tory leader Kemi Badenoch is on 0 while her Lib Dem counterpart Ed Davey sits at -11.

Green leader Zack Polanski is on -24, having taken a sharp downward turn in recent weeks.

More in Common’s UK director Luke........

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