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270,000“270k+ Members Strong”
Stated by Reform UK on . Unverified.
| Figure | Change | Stated on | Stated by | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 270,000“270k+ Members Strong” | +138,320 | Reform UK | CLAIMED | Reform UK websiteArchived | |
| 131,680 | — | Reform UK membership counter, cited by Nigel Farage | DISPUTED | PA via Express & StarDisputed by |
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