Reform UK’s income surged by £21m in 2025, transforming it into the best-funded political party in the country last year, and outstripping the Conservatives in money raised.
Fuelled by staggering donations from a handful of donors, including Thai-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, Reform ended 2025 with £10.2m in the bank – more than any other political party.
Party accounts published by the Electoral Commission showed that in total Reform raised £31,862,420 in the 2025 calendar year. This is more than the £30,942,000 raised by the Conservative Party. And while less than the Labour Party’s mammoth £45,012,000, Reform spent less, leaving them with £10m in the bank while Labour were £2m in debt.
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Increases in fundraising, merchandise sales and membership fees also contributed to Reform’s reported income boost, up from £10.8m in 2024.
