The number of Gen Z women who say they would vote for Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has nearly doubled in a month, an aggregate of polls in May claims to have found.
Surveys from the More in Common polling firm in May found that a staggering 21 per cent of women aged between 18 and 26 said they would vote for Reform UK in May, POLITICO reports. This is a nine-point increase over the 12 per cent who said they would do so in April.
Support from Gen-Z female voters has been the one most elusive for Farage’s Reform, yet as the party rises in the polls in general, it appears to be making sudden headway among young women. While Reform was polling second place among Generation
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