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Reform Faces 60-Seat Loss Amid Tactical Voting Shift

9/24/2025

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Tactical voting could cost Reform over 60 seats in the next United Kingdom general election.
If voters choose the party best positioned to block Reform, Nigel Farage could lead a government with 368 MPs.
Many progressives may vote Labour to stop Reform.
Jeremy Corbyn's new party may hinder tactical voting. Ed Davey seeks Liberal Democrats as Reform's main opposition.

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Tactical voting could cost Reform over 60 seats in the next United Kingdom general election.
If voters choose the party best positioned to block Reform, Nigel Farage could lead a government with 368 MPs.
Many progressives may vote Labour to stop Reform.
Jeremy Corbyn's new party may hinder tactical voting. Ed Davey seeks Liberal Democrats as Reform's main opposition.