How Nigel Farage's 'Donald Trump problem' risks narrowing Reform's path to power

Farage’s Trump fandom is a turn-off for Reform voters

A new YouGov poll suggests that Nigel Farage’s continued admiration for US fascist Donald Trump is electorally damaging for Farage’s Reform UK. Moreover, his would-be closeness to Trump makes the damage worse. No love gained A new YouGov poll shows that, overall, the UK population despises Trump – with more than two-thirds describing themselves as ‘anti-Trump’ and even more perceiving Reform as pro-Trump. 67% of Britons describe themselves as a…

How Nigel Farage's 'Donald Trump problem' risks narrowing Reform's path to power

Nigel Farage’s support for Donald Trump risks becoming an electoral burden with key voters needed to win the next general election, bombshell new polling has revealed.The US President remains deeply unpopular among Britons, with only 13 per cent of voters expressing support for Mr Trump, according to a new YouGov poll.However, 70 per cent of Britons see Reform UK as pro-Trump.Only two per cent of those polled thought Mr Farage’s party was anti-T…

Majority of Britons describe themselves as anti-Trump, poll finds

A clear majority of Britons describe themselves as anti-Trump, a new poll has found, as the U.S. President continues to criticise the UK for not following his chaotic policies. According to the poll, carried out by YouGov, 67% of Britons describe themselves as anti-Trump, with Reform UK voters the only group more likely to be pro-Trump than anti. Trump has recently launched strikes against Iran which has caused regional turmoil, a decision that …

MOST BRITONS DESCRIBE THEMSELVES AS ‘ANTI-TRUMP’, POLL SHOWS

Tue 10 March 2026: Britons overwhelmingly describe themselves as “anti-Trump” with stark political divides in how supporters of different parties view US President Donald Trump, according to new YovGov polling on Monday. Around two-thirds of Britons (67%) said they are anti-Trump, including 56% who consider themselves to be very anti-Trump. By contrast, just 13% described themselves as pro-Trump, […]

Being seen as being pro the odious Trump might be sub-optimal for Farage

?/ 70% of Britons see Reform UK as pro-Trump, while also tending to see the Tories as being in favour of the US presidentReform UK: 70% see as pro-Trump / 2% anti-TrumpConservatives: 35% / 13%Labour: 21% / 36%Lib Dems: 3% / 48%Greens: 1% / 56%yougov.com/en-gb/articl…— YouGov (@handle.invalid) 2026-03-09T10:11:05.662Z 67% of Britons describe themselves as anti-Trump, with Reform UK voters the only group more likely to be pro-Trump than antiBy 20…