East London Tory MP says Reform could win his seat at the next election

The Conservative MP for Romford says he can see Reform UK winning his seat in the next general election .

Andrew Rosindell, who has represented the east London constituency since 2001, said he currently thinks “my seat would almost certainly go to Reform”.

He predicted that “the whole of Essex” could go to Reform in 2029 , and the country needed “rescuing” from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer “or whoever his successor’s going to be”.

Speaking to GB News, the Romford native said he could serve in a government with Nigel Farage , the leader of Reform UK , in a Conservative-Reform coalition.

“I have no problem with that,” he said.

Though Reform MPs have rejected comparisons to the Tories, Rosindell said the two right-wing parties were “already aligning” on issues such as leavin