A new survey of Reform UK members finds broad support for cooperation with the Conservative Party if the election results in a hung parliament. According to the reporting, 90% of respondents say Reform should either form a coalition or reach a deal with the Conservatives in that scenario. The survey is presented as reflecting the views of party members on how Reform should approach government formation after the ballot, particularly if it cannot secure an outright majority. The article also frames the position in terms of whether Reform leader Nigel Farage performs well enough in the election to influence the outcome. While the survey indicates strong member backing for negotiations with Conservatives under certain conditions, it does not detail any specific terms of a proposed coalition or deal, nor does it explain how these preferences would translate into formal policy or negotiations with other parties. The reporting focuses on member sentiment rather than official commitments from party leadership.
Reform members back deal with Conservatives if hung parliament occurs
A new survey of Reform UK members finds broad support for cooperation with the Conservative Party if the election results in a hung parliament. According to the reporting, 90% of respondents say Refor...
- A survey of Reform UK members reports that 90% support forming a coalition or doing a deal with the Conservatives if there is a hung parliament.
- The survey presents the views as applying to election scenarios where Reform does not secure an outright majority.
- The reporting links the stance to the possibility of Nigel Farage not meeting expectations at the ballot box, in terms of governing leverage.
- The coverage does not specify detailed terms of any potential coalition or agreement with Conservatives.
A new survey of Reform UK members has found that 90 per cent believe the party should 'form a coalition or do a deal with the Conservatives' in the event of a hung parliament.
2 months agoA new survey of Reform UK members has found that 90 per cent believe the party should 'form a coalition or do a deal with the Conservatives' in the event of a hung parliament.
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