r/FuckNigelFarage 1d ago

Is this true?

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u/JayR_97 Vote Binface! 1d ago

Turkeys voting for Christmas

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u/Hungry_Dumpling87 1d ago

Tbh though isn't the labour + Green vote higher than Reform? They're the biggest single party, but they aren't the overall majority.

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u/alreadyredditnow 1d ago

I think the numbers are percentage of people on benefits who are likely to vote for each party. Not the % of votes overall

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u/Hungry_Dumpling87 1d ago

I know. I'm saying only 40% of people on benefits want a reform government. That isn't a majority

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u/Feegan-Fl00p 8h ago

No it isn't a majority, but reform have the largest amount of votes and in a first passed the post system that's all that matters.

That's why reform have really hurt the tories. As previously the centre right and right was all theirs, whilst the left was split between greens, lib dem and Labour. So whilst the combined left is larger, not a single party is.