Paula Surridge

I think it is still having an impact in terms of the identities that have shaped how people think about the different political parties.

There's going to be only a tiny number if any remain voters who are going to even consider voting for a party that

led by what looks like the Leave side of Brexit.

So they're not going to vote for reform.

Even if they started somehow to agree with them on some policy issues, that identity and that we're against them will persist.

So I think that Brexit is still structuring support, even if it isn't the thing that's in people's mind when they cast their vote.