Here is what the page “Nigel Farage Adviser Chris Bruni-Lowe Had Secret Role at Polling Firm Redfield & Wilton” contains. Chris Bruni-Lowe, a longtime private pollster and close adviser to Nigel Farage, held an influential but undisclosed position at the polling company Redfield & Wilton Strategies, sources told the Guardian. Bruni-Lowe reportedly used his role to develop potential campaign tactics, raising questions about the independence of the firm’s polling during a period of intense political activity in the UK. Redfield & Wilton has published numerous surveys on voting intentions and public opinion, often cited by media outlets, without publicly listing Bruni-Lowe among its staff or associates.
The revelation matters because polling firms are expected to be impartial; an undisclosed link to a political strategist could undermine trust in their data. The Guardian’s investigation found that Bruni-Lowe was involved in key operational decisions while maintaining his advisory role to Farage, a prominent Brexit figure and leader of Reform UK. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.