Red wall voters are sticking with Boris Johnson (for now)

Working-class voters who swung to the Tories have their doubts after the coronavirus but have not yet endorsed Keir Starmer

Boris Johnson with the newly elected Conservative MP for Sedgefield, Paul Howell, in County Durham last December.Boris Johnson with the newly elected Conservative MP for Sedgefield, Paul Howell, in County Durham last December.– dozens of long-held Labour constituencies stretching through the Midlands up to the north – in their sights. Perceptions of the Tory brand had changed little in decades of listening to voters. A typical Tory was “upper class”.

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