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UK Director Luke Tryl offers his snap analysis of Galloway's byelection victory in Rochdale.

"But despite all that, the idea that the next General Election will be “The Gaza Election” is far-fetched. In focus groups in Rochdale, we found Muslim and non-Muslim voters alike were dismayed that their by-election was being treated as a referendum on the Middle East. They wanted to hear what the candidates were going to do to reduce crime in the town centre, to help them get off never-ending waiting lists and to make the cost of living less painful."

UK Director Luke Tryl offers his snap analysis of Galloway's byelection victory in Rochdale.

UK Research Manager Ed Hodgson shares findings from our series of focus groups in Rochdale, ahead of their byelection.

Luke Tryl speaks to Bloomberg about the upcoming byelection and the prospect of a Galloway victory.

“While bringing Nigel Farage into the Tory fold would gain the Tories some votes on the right, he would likely lose votes on the center-right, putting seats in places like the Blue Wall at risk,” warned Luke Tryl, U.K. director of the public opinion research consultancy More in Common, referencing more affluent Conservative seats in the south of England.

More in Common's polling and analysis shows the threat to the Conservatives of Reform at the next General Election.