Conservatives Hit 20-Year Poll Low, Fall to Fourth

The UK Conservative Party has fallen to fourth place in voter support, trailing behind Reform UK, Labour, and the Liberal Democrats, according to several polls including YouGov. The party's support has dropped to 16%, its lowest level since at least 2001 and a sharp fall from its dominance just five years ago. Reform UK now leads with 29%, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats both poll ahead of the Conservatives, marking the first time in over six years the Tories have lagged behind the Lib Dems. This dramatic shift has prompted speculation about potential coalitions and the future direction of British politics. Despite the significant decline, analysts caution that with a general election still years away, the political landscape may shift again. The results have intensified debate over the Conservatives' policies and their future as a leading party.