Mapped: The rural Labour MPs most at risk from farmer inheritance tax backlash

The government’s controversial decision to extend inheritance tax to farm properties has put a fifth of Labour’s seats at risk, with at least 81 seats in rural areas likely to be affected. The move has sparked anger among constituents, particularly in areas where Labour won by a small margin, making them vulnerable to the Conservatives, Reform, or the SNP. The so-called “tractor tax” has led to protests from farmers and criticism from political leaders, with the Tories poised to capitalize on Labour’s declining popularity in rural regions to potentially gain back 48 seats.

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