REVEALED: The 10 Cabinet Ministers at risk of being toppled by Nigel Farage's turquoise tsunami as Reform storms into 9-point lead

Nigel Farage reacts to Angela Rayner's PMQs display and his place on 'Britain's sexiest politicians' list
GB NEWS
Jack Walters

By Jack Walters


Published: 22/06/2025

- 12:48

Updated: 22/06/2025

- 12:50

Reform UK secured 34 per cent support in Ipsos's first major poll since the 2024 General Election

Ten top Cabinet Ministers are at risk of losing their seats to Reform UK, a damning new opinion poll has revealed.

Reform UK secured its highest ever rating in Ipsos's survey, with 34 per cent support giving Nigel Farage serious hopes of becoming Britain's next Prime Minister.


Meanwhile, Labour's slump since the 2024 General Election left Sir Keir Starmer with just 25 per cent support, chasing down a nine-point deficit.


Kemi Badenoch's Conservatives received just 15 per cent – the lowest share Ipsos has ever recorded from the Tories.

The Liberal Democrats suffered a slight dip since last year on 11 per cent, with the Green Party also taking a hit to fall down to six per cent.

Electoral Calculus has revealed that such a scenario would put at least 10 Cabinet Ministers at risk of losing their seats.

Angela Rayner

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and her Electoral Calculus prediction

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and her Electoral Calculus prediction

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Deputy Prime Minister

Seat: MP for Ashton-under-Lyne since 2015

Majority: 6,791 votes over Reform UK

Rachel Reeves

Rachel Reeves and an inset of her Electoral Calculus prediction

Rachel Reeves and an inset of her Electoral Calculus prediction

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Chancellor of the Exchequer

Seat: Leeds West & Pudsey (formerly Leeds West) since 2010

Majority: 12,392 votes over the Tories (12,695 over Reform UK)

Pat McFadden

Pat McFadden with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction

Pat McFadden with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

Seat: Wolverhampton South East since 2005

Majority: 9,188 votes over Reform UK

John Healey

John Healey with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction\u200b

John Healey with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction

PA/ELECTORAL CALUCLUS

Position: Defence Secretary

Seat: Rawmarsh & Conisbrough (formerly Wentworth & Dearne and Wentworth) since 1997

Majority: 6,908 votes over Reform UK

Bridget Phillipson

Bridget Phillipson with an inset of Electoral Calculus's seat projection

Bridget Phillipson with an inset of Electoral Calculus's seat projection

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Education Secretary

Seat: Houghton & Sunderland South since 2010

Majority: 7,168 votes over Reform UK

Ed Miliband

Ed Miliband with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction

Ed Miliband with an inset of Electoral Calculus's prediction

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Net Zero Secretary

Seat: Doncaster North since 2005

Majority: 9,126 votes over the Tories (Reform UK did not stand in 2024)

Jonathan Reynolds

Jonathan Reynolds and an inset of his seat projection

Jonathan Reynolds and an inset of his seat projection

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Business Secretary

Seat: Stalybridge & Hyde since 2010

Majority: 8,539 votes over Reform UK

Liz Kendall

Liz Kendall with an inset of her Electoral Calculus projection

Liz Kendall with an inset of her Electoral Calculus projection

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Work & Pensions Secretary

Seat: Leicester West since 2010

Majority: 8,777 votes over the Tories (10,132 over Reform UK)

Lisa Nandy

Lisa Nandy with an inset of her Electoral Calculus result

Lisa Nandy with an inset of her Electoral Calculus result

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Culture Secretary

Seat: Wigan since 2010

Majority: 9,549 votes over Reform UK

Jo Stevens

Jo Stevens with an inset of her seat projection

Jo Stevens with an inset of her seat projection

PA/ELECTORAL CALCULUS

Position: Welsh Secretary

Seat: Cardiff East (formerly Cardiff Central) since 2015

Majority: 9,097 votes over the Liberal Democrats (10,853 over Reform UK)