Plaid Cymru polling 30% according to YouGov, a massive 12 points ahead of Labour at 18%. Reform on 25% and Tories 13%.

Looks like it gonna be a dramatic election a year from today.

by nothing_verntured_

15 comments

  1. Reform on 25% god some folks are just too fucking stupid to help.

    Hope these folk can pay the bills with politically incorrect hot air, because the party dont actually have any solutions to immigration. It’s all a performance and grift.

  2. I’m fine with Labour being taken down a peg or two, but Reform polling so highly is a huge concern – for democracy, for equality, for the Welsh language, for human rights, for common decency. Even one far right MS is far too many. We need to do everything we can in the next year to stop Reform, or politics in Wales is going to be in a dark, dark place.

  4. Honestly I can’t understand why anybody in Wales would vote for Reform.

    If they are so desperate to vote for anyone other than Labour or Conservative then why not Plaid Cymru?

  5. Yesssss (to be clear : relieved that plaid are polling higher than reform)

  6. Caveat of a single poll, but looking at that seat projection, the question I would ask is, if Labour-Plaid in a coalition of some kind is what we’re looking at, is 35-19 enough for Rhun ap Iorwerth to become First Minister by himself or would we be looking at rotation?

  7. with the closed lost PR it’ll end up being a coalition between Plaid and Labour. Status quo will not change.

  9. I’ll wait to see this result replicated in other polls before taking it too seriously.

  10. I’m a Plaid voter, and I agree that they need to do something to get the non-independence, non-welsh speaking voters interested. As much as I hate Labour though, I’d still take them over Reform, all day

  11. So people happy with Nigel Farage running Wales from Clacton? Because he’s not even going to appoint a Welsh leader for Reform if they win

  12. Fascists or nationalist socialists…

    What a choice..

  13. It’s worth remembering that the polls last election suggested Abolish were going to do well (which they obviously did not). So take it with a pinch of salt.

    Personally I don’t see a Plaid surge as likely. They haven’t really done or said anything which would drive voters to them, and many will associate them with supporting this Labour government.

    Also, while Labour’s popularity has dipped, they are still more popular than during elections like 2007 and their vote proved fairly resilient then.

    Reform, unfortunately, I do believe will do well. Which is a bit shit.

  14. About time ! Hopefully the Welsh voters are beginning to realise that we are being dragged back into the dark ages by Labour and Plaid.

    There is no suitable alternative but maybe , just maybe whatever is voted in next time around will actually do something to improve the Country , not run it into the ground.

  15. The irony of the shit health demographic of Wales and voting for a party of clowns who want to do away with free at the point of treatment NHS. FAFO .

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