A political realignment appears to be underway in Britain as Nigel Farage’s Reform UK now stands as the most popular party among working-class voters, while the left-wing Labour Party has become increasingly favoured by wealthier voters.

A survey of over 17,000 Britons from YouGov has found that those earning more than £70,000 per year are more likely to vote for Labour compared to any other party, at 31 per cent, compared to just 19 per cent support among those earning less than £20,000.

Commenting on the findings of the survey, pollster Robert Hayward said per the Independent: “The working class has always been socially conservative but…

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