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Nigel Farage's Reform Party may win a majority government with just 28% of the vote at the next UK election.

First-past-the-post needs to be abolished from the face of the planet.

It’s time for proportional representation.

A political map of Great Britain showing projected parliamentary seats based on a FindOutNow survey from April 2, 2025. Each constituency is coloured to represent the projected winning party. The accompanying chart shows seat projections: Reform UK (REF) 326 seats (up 321), Labour (LAB) 92 seats (down 319), Liberal Democrats (LD) 80 seats (up 8), Conservatives (CON) 65 seats (down 56), Scottish National Party (SNP) 44 seats (up 35), Greens (GRN) 7 seats (up 3), and Plaid Cymru (PLAID) 4 seats (unchanged). The map is colour-coded accordingly: purple for Reform, red for Labour, orange for Lib Dems, blue for Conservatives, yellow for SNP, green for Greens, and dark green for Plaid. Most of England is purple, Scotland is predominantly yellow, and Wales is a mix of purple, green, and dark green. The logo "Stats for Lefties" appears in the top right.

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