Daniel Nye Griffiths: The Survey report is interesting - notable that the group who voted Con in 2019 and had a reform VI this time was three times bigger than Con in 2019/Labour VI...

This is fascinating on the Reform vote. Especially these ways in which they are different to Tory voters. yougov.co.uk/politics/art...

I wonder if the differentiator is “who counts as ‘ordinary people’?” (And more to the point who doesn’t?)

The Survey report is interesting - notable that the group who voted Con in 2019 and had a reform VI this time was three times bigger than Con in 2019/Labour VI...

It does look like if you hold essentially right-wing views, but trust rich people to lead the country and large businesses to manage themselves and drive the economy, you're Conservative, and if you don't, you're Reform - hence the paradox of more public services/less redistribution of wealth...

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