Reform UK: The Only Party That Can Save Britain

Manifesto Highlights

Sean "Climate Change Isn't Real" Matthews
Loves retweeting conspiracy theories and thinks CO2 is just misunderstood.

Rowland "Global Plot" O’Connor
Believes the World Economic Forum wants you to eat crickets and stay indoors.

Adam "Red and Blue" Wood
Can't decide between socialism and nationalism, so tweets both.

"It's a much freer country now we're outside the European Union and proud and free and that's fantastic!"
— Nigel Fromage, on literally everything

"I tell you what, we've got more haddock, more cod, and more memes than ever before!"
— Brexit Success Speech

Accused of using racism, xenophobia, sexism, and Islamophobia to stir up division in British society. (Source: HOPE not hate)
Maintains connections with extreme and far-right figures internationally. (Source: HOPE not hate)
Criticised for "toxifying" debates, especially regarding minorities and Muslims. (Source: The Sun/Steve Baker)
Fact-checkers have found misleading or exaggerated claims from Farage and his party. (Source: Full Fact)
Accused of exploiting public prejudice for political gain. (Source: HOPE not hate)

For more information, see: Full Fact, HOPE not hate, The Sun.

The party's proposals risk creating a dangerous precedent of unchecked majority power in government institutions.
Some policies have been criticized for undermining democratic checks and balances.
There are concerns about the party's stance on foreign relations, potentially destabilizing UK’s international partnerships.
Critics argue that the party’s electoral promises may increase political disproportionality and reduce fair representation.