Should Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Greens form a progressive alliance?
Reform UK and Labour are polling between 23% and 29% each in September 2026, with the Conservatives on around 20%. Reform has received large donations including £72 million from two crypto-billionaires, boosting its campaign resources ahead of the next general election. Cross-party talks and calls for tactical voting among Labour, Liberal Democrats, Greens and others have grown since 2025 to prevent a right-wing government under first-past-the-post, though formal pacts remain divisive.
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People's votes are not guaranteed and assuming every right wing Lib Dem would happily vote Green is delusional.
Sounds like a good idea, I've often thought that Labour and Green should get together, and most definitely Labour and Liberal Democrat. Trouble with that is the Lib Dems tend to join with Conservatives, and I don't feel they are compatible.
Very different elements to each party, and they’re far from progressive
It will only prove that in the matter of fact these are the same party under different names. Add SNP and Plaid Cymru.