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The support of UK reforms has grown in areas with a higher rate of children’s poverty, emphasizing the potential of the right populist party in communication with disappointed voters in the heart.
Financial Analysis of Electoral Projection from Survey more general shows that the vast majority of constituencies where Reform They are expected to be good more than the average poverty.
More generally, the Nigel Faraj Party won 180 seats when its strong poll work is repeated in the general election. Of these, 135 have poverty levels above the country’s average 31 percent, FT revealed.
Currently, the work is 121 of these places, which reflects the growth of reform support among left -wing voters who do not think that the government is doing enough to support working class families and poverty.
Luke Tricle, the director of more general, said the reform appeals to the people who are “disappointed” with the government and the socially conservative but left -wing commitment to economic problems.
“These voters continue to try to vote for the changes, they are dissatisfied with the quoi status,” he said, adding that the Labor has not yet been able to provide what voters saw as major missions, including support for employment, improvement of public services and reduced poverty.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer came to the post less than a year ago with a huge majority after a decade with a half conservative management. The next elections are expected by 2029.
But he is under heavy pressure from his own deputies to overcome the child soften controversial well -being reforms.
Farage is promised to remove the limit of two children -The 2017 Tori-to the last sign, his party turns on some economic issues to use the reforms of local councils made in traditionally class votes.
This signals political change, because the support of reforms – and its predecessors, UKIP or Brexit Party – have historically come from dissatisfied conservative voters in wealthy places, as well as those who thought that Tori did not go far enough on major issues such as immigration.
The national level party became the favorite of polling stations, while support for both work and Tori drowned from the general elections last year.
About 31 percent of children in the UK live below the point of poverty – defined as household income after housing costs below 60 percent average One of the worst countries working in Europe.
Last week announced the government Plans for expanding the right to free school nutrition, which estimates will come out of poverty about 100,000 poverty children.
Alex Clegg, Economist of the Resolution Fund, said that this would not be sufficiently reduced to achieve its goal by the end of this parliament.
According to him, the cutting of the restriction was a “most economically effective solution” by costing £ 3.5 billion to 2029-30 years, but providing virtually immediate reduction in poverty and significant long-term economic benefits.
The Great Britain’s Children’s Poverty factor is Is forecast to grow up to 34 percent By the end of this parliament, the highest level has been the last time it was elected in 1998.
In Scotland, however, poverty is expected to fall from the measures that the government government takes to mitigate the influence of the hat.
Senior Labor figures including Starmer and Education Secretary Bridget Philippson, have in favor of cutting the capBut increased pressure on state finances will probably put any decision by the fall.
The work assistant stated that the party was seeking to pull children out of poverty, “unlike reforms that do not plan to resolve child poverty.”
They added: “We have already raised a national minimum wage, extended free school food, opened clubs for breakfast and strengthened benefits to our ambitious poverty strategy that will be announced this year.”
