Reform sets sights on bagging triple election victory as Nigel Farage's party gears up for debut three seats

Reform UK has set its sights on bagging a triple election victory as Nigel Farage's party gears up for an electoral debut across three seats this Thursday.All three of the wards are up for grabs for the first time since 2023, before Reform had the opportunity to throw its hat in the ring. Now, three years later, residents in Christleton Huntingdon (Cheshire), Apsley Corner Hall (Hertfordshire) and Cippenham Green (Buckinghampshire) will be able to weigh in on the national debate all the way from their local ballot box.Nationally, Reform continues to secure top favour with voters across the UK. This week, pollsters at YouGov forecast Mr Farage's party was due to receive 25 per cent of national votes at the next General Election. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say This figure is a two per cent drop from their previous poll the week before. Both six per cent behind, Labour and the Conservatives are tied on 19 per cent, with Zack Polanski's Green Party on 14 per cent.The Liberal Democrats are shown to be winning 12 per cent, while both Restore Britain and the SNP are due to scoop up three per cent of votes in the prediction. At the last round of Local Elections, Reform UK won over huges swathes of the country at the expense of Labour and the Conservatives up and down Britain. However, this week, the party will be able to show its strength across three wards across Cheshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.Christleton Huntingdon (Cheshire West Chester)Currently under Conservative control, the vote for the ward was fairly divided between the political parties when Britons last voted back in 2023. The Tories took home 24 per cent of the vote, with the Greens trailing two points behind on 22 per cent. Labour won 20 per cent of the vote share, while the Liberal Democrats and Independent candidate were tied on 17 per cent.The election was called after the death of Conservative councillor Stuart Parker.The MP for Christleton and Huntington is the Tories' Aphra Brandreth, who represents the Chester South and Eddisbury constituency, who has been out campaigning with her candidate, Stephen Mosley.Previous results (2023):Green Party - 22 per centConservatives - 24 per centLabour - 20 per centLiberal Democrats - 17 per centIndependent - 17 per centTHE FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES (Christleton Huntingdon):Green Party - Steve DaviesReform UK - Martin Andrew KempConservatives - Stephen James MosleyLabour - Fran RileyLiberal Democrats - Chris WardPOLITICS LATEST:David Lammy to roll out 'AI legal assistants' to tackle rising case backlogVolodymyr Zelensky says Nigel Farage risks 'breaking big friendship' as Reform remove Ukraine flagsNigel Farage issues appeal to 'patriotic working-class' as Reform extends olive branch to unionsApsley Corner Hall (Dacorum)Currently under the control of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey's party won a massive 49 per cent vote share last time voters cast their ballot in 2023.Meanwhile, Conservatives came in second place with 33 per cent and Labour trailed behind on 19 per cent.David Taylor, the Labour MP for Hemel Hempstead, covers the ward's boundary. He won his seat at the 2024 General Election after the Conservative MP Sir Mike Penning stood down.The by-election was called after the serving Liberal Democrat councillor resigned.Previous results (2023):Labour - 19 per centConservative - 33 per centLiberal Democrats - 49 per centTHE FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES (Christleton Huntingdon):Reform UK - Andrew GarnettLiberal Democrats - Hugo James HardyLabour - Bailey HewittIndependent - Eric JohnsonGreens - Connor ManshipConservatives - Hubert Harvey Wilson​Cippenham Green (Slough)The ward is currently under control of the Conservatives and is now up for the grabs following the resignation of Robert Stedmond in April. Last time voters headed to the polls, the Tories won 44 per cent of the vote, with Labour behind on 28 per cent. The Liberal Democrats' candidate scooped up 10 per cent, while the Independent candidate was just ahead of 13 per cent.The serving MP for the ward is Labour's Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, who has been in post to represent Slough since 2017. Previous results (2023):Conservatives - 44 per centLabour - 28 per centLiberal Democrats - 10 per centIndependents - 13 per centOther - 5 per centTHE FULL LIST OF CANDIDATES (Cippenham Green)Labour - Preston BrookerConservatives - Raja Muhammad FayyazGreens - Chloe HartReform UK - Christina MahboobLiberal Democrats - Jen Simpson Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter