Seven out of 10 Tories believe Conservative Party will prop up a Farage government
Tories happy to play role in Reform government
- A survey of Conservative Party members reveals a majority believe their party will need to support a Reform UK government led by Nigel Farage after the next election.
- Almost seven in 10 Tory members surveyed think their party should help Nigel Farage into Downing Street, with 24.4 per cent favouring a coalition and 45 per cent a confidence and supply arrangement.
- Over half (53.9 per cent) of Conservative members consider it likely or highly likely that Nigel Farage will become Prime Minister following the upcoming election.
- These findings emerge amidst polling suggesting the Conservative Party could be reduced to just 14 seats in a general election.
- Despite the survey, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has rejected a deal with Reform, and a Reform ally dismissed any cooperation, stating the Tory party is “dead”.