Reform UK leader Nigel Farage reacts after being elected to become MP for Clacton at the Clacton last July.Reform UK are on course to win the next general election, according to a shock mega-poll.Nigel Farage’s party would emerge with the most MPs in what would be a major political earthquake.The More in Common think-tank asked more than 16,000 people who they would vote for if the election – expected in 2029 – was taking place tomorrow.It showed that Reform, Labour and the Conservatives all have around 24% support among the electorate.Using the so-called “MRP” method to give a seat-by-sea breakdown of that result, it showed Reform would have180 MPs, a staggering 175 more than they got elected last July.Labour would lose 246 seats leave them on just 165, the same number as the Tories.Keir Starmer’s party would suffer “historic losses” in traditional heartlands in