Analysis of polling data shows party competes directly with Labour in poorer heartlands
Support for Reform UK has surged in areas with higher rates of child poverty, underlining the rightwing populist party’s potential to connect with disillusioned voters in Labour’s heartlands.
A Financial Times analysis of election projections by pollster More in Common shows the vast majority of constituencies where Reform is expected to perform well have higher than average child poverty rates.
Reform UK gains support in areas with high child poverty, Financial Times
Matt 🔶 (LordMatt) says:
@reform.ispants.com Ending child poverty should be the aim of every moral person because it is the right thing to do, but also fighting the dangerous party is a good reason too, I guess…
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