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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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The Firm-Border Pragmatist
Voted noC. Right lean

Very different elements to each party, and they’re far from progressive

Slawomir· 733
The Flat-Tax Traditionalist
Voted yesRight lean

It will only prove that in the matter of fact these are the same party under different names. Add SNP and Plaid Cymru.