I live in an area which in all probability may have voted reform. Crossing my fingers Very much that my new mp tomorrow won't be reform. We have very high levels of immigration populations in my deprived town, including a few highly concentrated areas of small boat arrival immigrants being housed right in the centre of already over developed residential areas - hundreds of single young men being put here with absolutely nothing for them to do so they spend all their time hanging around local parks and smoking weed outside the supermarkets. No attempt by the local council to help them integrate at all or to smooth relations with local residents. They're not allowed to work or volunteer. They walk around fairly aimlessly in large groups and some local women feel intimidated, rightly or wrongly.
A lot of people around here are very fed up with it and therefore reform is very popular.
I don't agree with their stance, i voted labour, and i haven't got a problem with the new residents but i do have a bit of sympathy that all questions or objections were branded racist without any attempt to answer them so they turn to reform.