Recent poll analysis indicates that voters moving away from Labour are more likely to choose the Greens than Reform UK. The report says that among respondents who voted for Labour at the general election, about 22% switch to the Greens in the latest poll round. By comparison, it reports that 6% of those former Labour voters switch to Reform UK. The same figures are framed as evidence that the Greens are taking a larger share of Labour’s previous support than Reform is, at least among voters included in the analysis. The articles do not provide additional context such as the sample size, polling dates, or the geographic scope of the data, nor do they discuss whether the switches reflect entirely new preferences or movements within a broader range of parties. Overall, the story focuses on the relative pattern of voter switching: Greens attract a higher proportion of ex-Labour voters than Reform in the latest polling, based on the percentages cited.