Reform voters could be tempted to back Labour at the next election if there was more focus on a “bills and blue lights” strategy to repair the NHS and deal with the cost of living, according to research from the firm of the former cabinet minister Jim Murphy.
The polling of 1,000 Reform voters found that more than half would be more likely to vote Labour if the government lowered waiting lists and gave more money to the NHS. It also found that 75% of Reform voters wanted more action to help with the cost of living.
