A proposal is raised for the Conservative Party and Reform UK to consider a pact to prevent a split of right-leaning votes in the Makerfield by-election. The call, published as a “poll of the day,” asks whether the two parties should agree on an arrangement that would avoid both standing in a way that could divide support among voters on the Right. The coverage frames the issue around the potential impact of competing campaigns on election results in a single contest, suggesting that coordination could change how votes translate into seats. The reports do not provide details of any agreement, timing, or negotiations between the parties. They also do not specify polling numbers or alternative scenarios. Instead, the emphasis is on whether such a pact is advisable ahead of the by-election at Makerfield, and whether voters view cooperation as a way to reduce vote splitting.