Far right leaders have also lost popularity in the UK (along with far left).
Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives have overtaken Reform UK in the The Telegraph’s poll tracker for the first time in almost two years.
The tracker, which aggregates approved opinion polls, shows the Tories in second place behind Labour with 21.73 per cent, ahead of Reform on 21.66 per cent.
Regaining the lead over her rival Right-wing party is a significant boost to Mrs Badenoch’s fortunes as Tory leader, after a controversial few months for Mr Farage and his party.
It has been coming since September, when a single More in Common poll showed the Tories overtaking Reform.
The two parties have since jostled for position, but now the Conservatives have pulled ahead in all the approved polls that The Telegraph’s tracker compiles.
How would you vote in the next general election? (rounded to 1 decimal place)
Lab
28.7%
GE24-5.0%
Con
21.7%
GE24-2.0%
Ref
21.7%
GE24+7.4%
Lib
9.3%
GE24-2.9%
Gn
9.2%
GE24+2.8%
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/11/09/tories-overtake-reform-telegraph-tracker-poll/