France 24Farage to rally in Scotland as Reform UK gains ground ahead of general election
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62% : The party - formed in 2021 from the ashes of Farage's Brexit Party - this week grabbed a massive financial boost after Thailand-based cryptocurrency investor and aviation entrepreneur Christopher Harborne gave it £9 million ($12 million).55% : The Brexit champion, whose party has been leading in UK-wide polls throughout the year, will host a "Scotland Needs Reform" event in Falkirk, northwest of the capital Edinburgh.
50% : However, it struggles to woo voters away from the SNP, who are typically pro-EU and back Scottish independence.
41% : Ultimately, Farage's unpopularity among Scotland's many Brexit opponents means he is tapping into "a niche market" of voters, Curtice told AFP.
19% : 'Niche market' Scots overwhelmingly backed staying in the EU in the divisive 2016 Brexit referendum, making Farage an unpopular figure to many.
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