Massive Reform wins. I toyed with the idea of voting Reform honestly. My results not yet in. Of course I'd never feel free to say openly I'd consider voting Reform, because I live in an area where I've seen more than one person performatively tear up the Reform leaflet and put it in the bin. Also call Reform voters slurs.
That makes me think less of those people. For people allegedly on the left and 'progressive' calling a load of people who you know nothing about horrible names (I discreetly checked if they knew what Reform policies are - they don't) that's really not very tolerant.
The thing is about Reform, people who are well off and on the left, like the BBC, like to sneer at Reform, act as if Reform voters are bad horrible people and this means a huge swathe of Reform voters are just going to quietly vote Reform and never, ever admit it. Lie if necessary.
The only way this sneering superiority would actually work is if we got rid of democracy and had totalitarianism, which I suspect is what they want in the (in many cases) vain belief they'd be part of the ruling elite, dictating to everyone else. Of course they dress it up as 'stupid working class people shouldn't vote, just us nice educated middle class with comfy jobs people who know THE TRUTH' but it's totalitarianism and incredibly classist.
The people saying 'only us educated elite should vote' are generally the same ones claiming bearded male rapists are women on their say so, so it's not surprising people they think of as 'stupid' aren't listening any more. Just quietly getting on with voting Reform.
I never understand why people who create an atmosphere of insult, intolerance and scorn that means others are literally scared to admit they vote a certain way think they have the moral high ground.