Dear John,

Open Britain has long warned that unless we fix our broken political system, Nigel Farage is on a direct path to Downing Street. Some dismissed this as alarmist—now, it looks closer than ever.

A new FindOutNow ([link removed]) poll shows Reform UK at 29%, translating to 333 seats and an overall majority. While polls should always be taken with caution, the trend is clear: the Government is deeply unpopular, and Reform is seen as a wrecking-ball alternative to a system that no longer works.
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Crucially, Farage’s potential victory is only possible under First-Past-The-Post—just like Starmer’s win last July, a Parliamentary majority without a true majority of the vote. This exposes the myth that Proportional Representation would empower Farage; in reality, it’s our best defence against the far-right.

Beyond the UK, Trump’s America is already in chaos, with unelected billionaires pulling all of the strings. We all know the truth: Farage, Trump’s loyal foot soldier, wouldn’t fix our political decline – he’d just let billionaires strip Britain for parts.

We’ve said it for years: the old way of doing politics is broken. Farage and Trump are symptoms of a system that has failed to represent ordinary people, a spasm of their frustration and anger at an establishment that no longer functions.

We have a plan for renewal, and we’ve seen this crisis coming long before most. The best time to act was years ago. The second best time is now.

Starmer should be terrified by these numbers. We must wake his government from its complacency and fight for the political revival Britain desperately needs. But it’s an uphill battle, and we need all the support we can get.

Can you help us build the movement we need to push Starmer over the edge and stave off the far-right?
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All the best,

Mark

Mark Kieran, CEO, Open Britain

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