Nigel Farage has announced the ceding of ownership of Reform UK as a strategic move ahead of the local elections in May. The political party has reported a significant rise in support, as a recent YouGov poll indicates that 26% of voters would choose Reform UK, making it more popular than the Conservative Party at 21%. Farage will now lead through the newly registered Reform 2025 Ltd, with party chair Ziauddin Yusuf also serving as a director, reflecting Farage’s continued influence in British politics as he prepares for upcoming electoral challenges.
Controversial political heavyweight Nigel Farage has relinquished ownership of Reform UK, establishing a new structure ahead of the crucial May local elections.
The existing Reform UK party, once owned by Farage and Richard Tice, will transition to a new entity called Reform 2025 Ltd.
Recent YouGov polling reveals Reform UK, under Farage's leadership, has surged in popularity, earning 26% of potential votes compared to Labour's 25%.
With Reform UK climbing to its highest polling ever, Nigel Farage appears well-positioned as local elections approach, signaling a shift in voter preferences.
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