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. 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. Reform is facing a test at the polls later this month, after Farage triggered a by-election in his constituency of Clacton. Restore Britain did not supply accounts as it did not become a registered political party until February 2026.