Have Reform's recent rows affected whether people think the party is united or divided? Overall Brits are more likely to say Reform is more united than either Labour or the Tories. But in our latest polling from this weekend their net united score has fallen from +15 to 0.
While the Tories are seen as the most divided overall what's also striking is how much Labour's score has dropped. Perhaps the impact of reports of unhappiness over PIP cuts, 2 child cap and general spending review chatter?
Britons are more likely to say Reform UK is divided than united at the present time, amid former party chair Zia Yusuf's resignation from and return to senior posts within the partyUnited: 22%Divided: 39%yougov.co.uk/topics/polit…
I am not sure this polling matters, I remember the Labour Party very divided in the run up to the 2017 general election and whilst Jeremy Corbyn still lost the election finishing 64 seats of a majority he could have become Prime Minister if the seat distribution had been slightly different.