The British political arena is undergoing a major shift this century, with most poor constituencies leaning towards the Reform Party.

Detailed opinion polls and poverty data show that the sense of economic insecurity is accelerating the demise of the two-party system that has dominated British politics for a century. According to government data analyzed by YouGov and Bloomberg, council seats covering the 50 poorest communities in England are almost entirely leaning towards the UK Reform Party led by Nigel Farage. In nine out of ten of these districts, the Reform Party would easily win if a general election were held today.