Reform UK Leader Sets Sights on Becoming PM by 2029 Through Dissatisfied Voters

Richard Tice believes voter dissatisfaction with the two main parties could propel Reform UK to power, possibly making him prime minister by 2029. He thinks a switch to proportional representation would enable this.

Tice has a 4-part plan to "save Britain" involving getting migration to net zero, raising the tax-free allowance to £20k, cutting bureaucracy, and scrapping net zero targets.

Reform UK is attracting support from disaffected Conservative voters angry over high migration levels under the Tories. The party also opposes multiculturalism and transgender rights.

Tice will stand in Hartlepool at the next election. The party will field 630 candidates but lacks funding on the scale of the main parties.

Tice believes the Conservatives are finished as an election-winning force and makes a direct appeal for Tory voters to switch allegiance to Reform UK instead.