Dear Jack,

This is the last weekend before the election and Reform UK continue to grow in the polls. Even an attempted stich-up by C4 is already falling apart. They can’t criticise our policies, they can’t criticise our candidates, so they will try and find any other obscure excuse.

We seem to be attracting far more support amongst the young than anyone expected. It looks like they understand why getting on the housing ladder is so difficult (immigration), crime is getting worse (immigration), they have difficulty getting to see someone the NHS (immigration), and are often passed over for jobs and promotion (immigration). Yet the other parties still don’t understand that alienating the young with their trendy policies may sound great at a dinner party but is ruining their life chances.

We seem to be attracting far more support amongst the recent immigrants than anyone expected. Everyone that has come here to work legally, who have integrated, and love living here, they are appalled by those that have come here to jump on the gravy train. We are £2.5Tn in debt and we can’t afford the unlimited benefits bill anymore. It used to be that most immigrants came here for British values, yet the other parties still don’t understand that forcing hard working immigrants to pay more tax to pay for non-working immigrants may sound great at a dinner party but isn’t why they came here.

We seem to be attracting far more support amongst women than anyone expected. Everyone wants people to be able to live the life they want and be free from prejudice, but equally all women should be free to have their own spaces. Yet the other parties still don’t understand that alienating women with their trendy policies may sound great at a dinner party but most women want to feel safe in their own spaces.

So speak to the young, to recent immigrants, to women, and every other demographic you can think of, let them know how great our policies are and our people are.

There is still time to get the millions of undecided to decide to vote Reform UK!

The London Communications Team