- A survey by More in Common reveals that nearly a third of British voters are prepared to vote tactically at the next general election to block Reform UK.
- More than half of supporters for Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and the Greens are willing to cast tactical votes against Nigel Farage's party.
- Almost half of Labour voters and over half of Liberal Democrats would consider voting Conservative if it prevented a Reform UK victory.
- Right-leaning voters are significantly less open to tactical voting, with only 35 per cent of Conservatives and 30 per cent of Reform supporters willing to do so.
- More in Common director Luke Tryl highlighted that fear of a Reform UK government is driving progressive voters to unite ruthlessly behind tactical candidates.
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