Again, it is undecided voters who are more hawkish on immigration. The issue’s high salience with swing voters is why it will be an important battleground in the next election.
While both candidates have committed to tackling climate change in some form, neither has been as forthright in their support for Net Zero as the current government.
We should get a sense of what voters in key electoral battlegrounds are feeling about the main parties. There are some key tests for Labour.
There are 36 seats in the North where they under-performed predictions, suggesting that the Red Wall has further to fall.
We can’t continue to favour projects such as Crossrail over developing infrastructure in other parts of the country which generate much greater relative returns.
56 per cent of these voters were persuaded by the Conservatives’ pledge to “Get Brexit done”, compared to 34 per cent of other Tory voters.