It is appearing more and more likely that British conservative Nigel Farage will be the next prime minister of Britain. 

If true, this would put him on the world stage alongside his friend President-Elect Donald Trump, and this would likely mean good things for the American and British people.

The prediction, that Farage will become the next prime minister of Britain, according to Breitbart News, comes from Reform UK chairman Zia Yusuf.

And the prediction is based on a recent poll, showing strong support for the populist party.

Here are the details:

The poll comes from Find Out Now.

Breitbart reports:

A poll conducted this week by the Find Out Now survey firm found Reform UK surged to 24 per cent in support, surpassing Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party for the first time. The leftist governing party fell to 23 per cent in support just five months after securing a historic general election victory.

You can find the poll for yourself here.

The poll results have Yusuf thinking that big things are in Farage's future.

He said:

As we speak today, we have 105,000 members. We are polling at between 22 and 24 per cent, depending on the poll. This has happened in the space of a year. The underlying factors that have given rise to Nigel coming out of retirement, to so many people getting behind our movement in such an extraordinary way. Not only are those things not going to improve, they’re going to continue to deteriorate at an alarming rate because this government are a bunch of over-promoted student politicians who are captured by ideology.

Background

American conservatives are a fan of Farage and Farage is a fan of theirs, including President-Elect Trump. Farage actually joined Trump and his team at Mar-a-Lago on election night 2024.

The Independent, at the time, reported:

Crossing the street from a nearby parking facility was Nigel Farage, the recently elected Member of Parliament for Clacton and the leader of the Reform UK Party. Thousands of miles from Westminster, Farage was in Florida to celebrate the return of his friend to the highest office in America.

The outlet went on to quote Farage as saying, "I’m very happy - you guys got it all wrong again."

It is not the only Republican event that Farage has attended on American soil alongside Trump. The Mirror covers others.

Time will tell whether Yusuf turns out to be correct about Farage's future in Britain.