video UK · 21 September 2025

Will Reform win the next UK election?

This video predicts Reform UK's chances in the next general election, analysing betting odds that suggest a 50% chance of winning the most seats but not necessarily a majority. The speaker argues that worsening economic conditions and rising wealth inequality, unaddressed by Labour, will further boost Reform's popularity beyond current market predictions, potentially leading to a hung parliament and complex coalition scenarios.

By Gary Stevenson

Mentions Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Jeremy Corbyn, Tony Blair, Nigel Farage

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Arguments in this video

Untaxed wealth discourages working-class enterprise Gary Stevenson · 04:57
“falling living standards are linked to rapidly growing wealth inequality. Our political leaders are not doing anything about growing wealth inequality, which me”
Taxes wealth like work Gary Stevenson · 27:50
“You want to be saying, "We're going to raise taxes on the super rich so that we can cut tax on workers." That will boost your economy. That will make you popula”
Curbs extreme inequality Gary Stevenson · 40:54
“If you do not deal with growing inequality, the living standards of your kids and your grandkids will get worse and worse and worse and worse.”
Tax something else, not wealth Gary Stevenson · 07:59
Raised as a counter-argument to rebut. “They're not going to go for popular taxes like the wealth tax, like taxes we support. They're probably going to go on taxes on the middle class. They might go o”
Raises real revenue Gary Stevenson · 10:54
“the best economic strategy for you to pick is wealth taxes, is inequality, Because really, this is the simple question, is, "What the **** else is there?"”