Reform Proposal Would Limit Last Year’s Donations to 15% of £100,000 Cap, Analysis Finds

Analysis indicates that Reform UK would have raised only about 15% of its actual donations if a proposed £100,000 cap on political donations had been in place, reducing its funding from £26.7 million to approximately £4.1 million. The party relies heavily on a small number of wealthy donors, with two individuals contributing 71% of its donations. Under the cap, Reform UK would no longer be the country's top-funded party, with Labour, the Conservatives, and the Liberal Democrats all raising more money during the same period. The proposed donation cap is set to be discussed in Parliament amid ongoing debates over the influence of wealthy donors in British politics.

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