James Johnson

James Johnson, co-founder of JL Partners and an insightful pollster, dives into the turbulence of UK politics. He explores the unexpected surge of Reform UK, emphasizing its Brexit base and Farage's appeal. Johnson argues that Labour might secure a second term, despite Starmer's weaknesses. He warns the Tories against chasing a now-defunct centrist vote and highlights risks from the Greens. With the electorate's volatility, he suggests that tight messaging and economic credibility are vital for any party's future.

James Johnson, co-founder of JL Partners and pollster, breaks down surprising Gorton and Denton by-election shocks. He unpacks the Green landslide, Labour’s collapsing heartland support, Reform UK’s prospects, faith-driven voting patterns, and how smaller right-wing parties are faring. Multiple short takes on what these results mean for British politics moving forward.

James Johnson, pollster and president of J&L Partners who advised Theresa May, breaks down the numbers behind Labour’s faltering standing. He discusses collapsing approval ratings, internal party turmoil and key resignations. He also explores Nigel Farage’s steady rise, Reform UK’s threat in by-elections and what upcoming local contests reveal about Labour’s vulnerability.