Bring in a leader who has more purchases with reform voters? i.e. Boris Johnson?

Try to outflank them on issues driving people to reform i.e. immigration? (might be tricky given their gov track record, might need a new leader)

Try to create dividing lines that put reform on the wrong side of their voters? ie support for Ukraine & the UK military in general? Support for Pensions and NHS?

Try to pull away reforms behind the scenes backers (donors, musk etc)?

Oh dear

Not a good move in my view.

Why is she taking on Reform and not Labour

Hi all. Applied to be on the approved candidates list. Did my competency test online, got interviewed by two MPs. Then, the GE was called. The process has been put on hold indefinitely since.

Does anyone know when the process resumes? It’s been quite some time now.

Link to Article here: https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/public-more-likely-to-think-boris-johnson-has-done-bad-job-as-pm-than-any-other-since-ww2

I was wondering who the most Bi-partisan post-war Prime Minister is, to that end, I ask this sub who their least favourite Tory PM is, and who their most favourite (more likely, least hated) Labour PM is.

I have also asked this question in the other major party's subs