Before launching its local election campaign, Reform supporters focused on Rupert Lowe's suspension due to bullying allegations, overshadowing Nigel Farage. This incident has raised concerns among party members, particularly as Lowe is a popular figure. The local elections on May 1 will be crucial for Farage's party to assess its support and momentum, having previously polled at 26%. The event in Birmingham aimed to galvanize support, despite external protests, which also highlighted the polarizing nature of the party's politics and tactics.
Lowe's suspension over bullying allegations poses a significant challenge for Farage as both a leader and a party figure, impacting the campaign's momentum.
The upcoming local elections represent a critical test for Reform to demonstrate its ability to maintain support levels and expand its base beyond the general election.
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