The success of a partial set of local elections last week is guiding enthusiasm in Reform UK for yet more – and greater – gains on a national level.
According to insider reports, the party hopes to be on course for 82 seats at a general election in the near future.
It’s an aggregate number formed by using people’s predictions and own reasoning on the matter.
It may place it above the Liberal Democrats as current standings go, but it excludes any further votes that would go to them if a reaction was felt necessary by voters.