RESULTS: Guido Fawkes Reform Power Rankings (May Edition)
The May edition of the Guido Fawkes Reform Power Rankings has been released. Nigel Farage leads the rankings, followed by Robert Jenrick and Danny Kruger. Notably, Malcolm Offord and Dan Thomas made their debut in the rankings, while Nadhim Zahawi finished last again.
- ▪Nigel Farage is ranked first with a score of 12.95.
- ▪Robert Jenrick moved up to second place with a score of 10.47.
- ▪Danny Kruger secured third place with a score of 10.20.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 12:30:47 +0000 |
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The results for May: 1 Nigel Farage – 12.95 2 Robert Jenrick ▲ 1 10.47 3 Danny Kruger ▲ 3 10.20 4 Richard Tice ▼ 2 10.06 5 Lee Anderson – 9.68 6 Zia Yusuf ▼ 2 9.35 7 Suella Braverman – 9.20 8 Laila Cunningham – 8.66 9 Sarah Pochin – 8.17 10 David Bull – 7.92 11 Andrew Rosindell ▲ 1 7.29 12 Andrea Jenkyns ▼ 1 7.14 13 Malcolm Offord NEW 7.00 14 Dan Thomas NEW 6.61 15 Luke Campbell ▼ 2 6.22 16 Nadhim Zahawi ▼ 2 5.07 Robert Jenrick inches up to second place, with Danny Kruger denying Richard Tice a podium finish for the first time. Tice and Yusuf both drop two points, with Zia now in sixth. Devolved leaders Malcolm Offord and Dan Thomas make their debuts above Luke Campbell and Nadhim Zahawi. Who again finishes in last place…
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