VOTE REFORM UK IN DURHAM SECRETS

Although his opponent Rishi Sunak put in the six-week campaign promising eye-catching new policies and insisting his “strategy is Functioning” — with inflation now returned to 2 per cent, and advancement slowly but surely ticking up following a small recession — Starmer invested it managing anticipations and refusing to commit new spending.

I'd agree with the majority of that but not the Tory nor Labour remark. I might argue most in their votes are from people indignant about immigration. There was some stat that in one consitiuency 70% of folks that voted for reform also voted brexit. So They're voting for an agenda, not given that they are usually not Tory or Labour. To imagine that