David Willetts: A first job and help towards buying a home might make the Conservatives less at sea in the polls | Conservative Home

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : And there was even an offer specifically for younger voters - the First Job Bonus which he explained as follows: "When someone takes their first job, the first £5,000 they pay in National Insurance won't go to the taxman, it will go towards a deposit on their first home, or it will go towards their savings for later life.
57% : The LibDems have taken many prosperous middle class pro-business pro EU seats in the South-east and now seem well dug in there.
51% : It appeals particularly to voters with traditional anti-liberal cultural attitudes which had also been associated with voting for Brexit.
44% : And these voters who have defected to Reform from Conservatives are also more likely to see the Conservatives as incompetent - indeed they may regard what has happened to Brexit as evidence for that.
42% : Labour has suffered an extraordinarily rapid decline in support since entering Government.
39% : However that Brexit Boris Coalition has in turn broken down because of the failure of Brexit to live up to expectations.
39% : They will gradually displace the core Reform block - older Brexit voters with lower education levels and culturally conservative attitudes.
37% : The old Tory Coalition based on middle-class professionals had been broken by Brexit.

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