🌿 REVEALED: Inside the 49 Crucial Battleground Seats Where Zack Polanski’s Green Party Could Clash Head-to-Head With Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in a Fight for Britain’s Political Future

Zack Polanski’s Green Party would go head-to-head with Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in 49 battleground seats, new research following a bombshell opinion poll has revealed.

Find Out Now’s latest survey puts Reform UK in the lead on 32 per cent, with Mr Polanski surging into second place on 17 per cent.

 

The dramatic shift, which draws comparisons to the support given to the Brexit Party and Liberal Democrats in mid-2019, leaves the Tory Party and Labour Party languishing behind on just 16 per cent.

Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats remain in line with Sir Ed Davey’s record-busting 2024 performance on 12 per cent.

Fresh research by Nowcast EU suggests Reform UK would hoover up 383 seats.

Despite finishing in fifth place, the Liberal Democrats would make a net gain of six to become the official opposition on 78 seats.

Mr Polanski would likely oversee the Green Party soar from just four MPs to 51, with the SNP restoring its control of Scotland with 45 seats.

Such a scenario would also reduce both Labour and the Tories to fringe parties, returning just 30 and 27 MPs respectively.

Nigel Farage is still leading in the opinion polls

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Out of the 49 seats identified as battleground territory between Reform UK and the Green Party, Mr Farage would be expected to claim victory in 37 seats.

Ashford, Birmingham Selly Oak, Bolsover, Bolton North East, Bolton West, Bournemouth West, Bradford South, Bury St Edmunds, Canterbury, Central Suffolk & North Ipswich, Dagenham & Rainham, Dover & Deal, East Thanet, Folkestone & Hythe, Forest of Dean, Gorton & Denton, Halifax, Hastings & Rye, Hertford & Stortford, Hyndburn, Isle of Wight East, Kettering, Lancaster & Wyre, Leicester West, Luton South & South Bedfordshire, Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend, Norwich North, Salford, Sheffield Brightside & Hillsborough, South Norfolk, South Shields, Southampton Test, Stroud, Suffolk Coastal, Tonbridge and Worcester.

Meanwhile, Mr Polanski could see off a surge from Reform UK in the remaining 13 seats.

Barking, Birkenhead, Bristol East, Bristol North East, Bristol South, Exeter, Huddersfield, Leeds South, Manchester Central, North Herefordshire, Norwich South, Sheffield Heeley, Waveney Valley.