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Reform cracks are beginning to show – and it could cost them power

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Nigel Farage's team are of the view that they will soon deal their own knockout blow to Westminster ’s old two -party system.

Reform activists were excitedly WhatsApping a new electoral calculus poll that suggeseted that if an election were held now, Reform UK would win the most votes and most seats (with 25.8% of the vote to Labour 's 24.7% ) But indications of unhappiness are growing.

A more realistic prospect is the idea that the two sides could have to hold talks after the result if neither wins an outright majority.

Reforms are a protest party so all you need is the Reform name on the ballot and a lot of my constituents would vote for that candidate,’ says a Tory MP.

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