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Henry Dyer
@direthoughts.com

Exclusive: Do you remember the polling company Redfield and Wilton, which appeared from nowhere in early 2020, whose polls quickly appeared in lots of publications? The company’s director is a registered solicitor, prompting questions over where the polling expertise came from. Here’s the answer…

theguardian.comNigel Farage adviser had unpublicised role at polling firmExclusive: Chris Bruni-Lowe used Redfield & Wilton Strategies role to develop potential campaign tactics, sources say

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Mark Stamp
@stackey83.bsky.social

It was strange that Reform released their internal report about Orr and Jukes or last week at the same time as Badenoch made her speech, it got very little coverage

Gavin Williamson
@soosider3.bsky.social

And not forgetting last months polling/Reform dodgy dealings from channel 4 investigation, JL Partnership. Reform do extremely well in polling when no elections in the offing , which gets cut back severely when campaign begins. So yet another way dirty money is being used to promote RUK

Sarah Chapman
@sinurata.bsky.social

This obsession with polls - by media, public and politicians - has distorted our discourse. There was a point at which a LOT of people seemed to believe that the government was totally illegitimate just because it was polling badly. Even quite sensible commentators appeared to think that Labour

Sue [proudly 🇪🇺]
@sue2023.bsky.social

Have long suspected that the polls are being manipulated to make the right leaning political businesses appear more popular than they actually are. Pulling wool over everyone’s eyes