Reports have emerged regarding the professional activities of Chris Bruni-Lowe, a long-standing private pollster and adviser to Nigel Farage. According to information obtained by The Guardian, Bruni-Lowe maintained an influential position within Redfield & Wilton Strategies, a polling firm established in 2020, without this connection being made public.

Multiple individuals who have worked at the polling firm allege that Bruni-Lowe played a significant role in the company’s operations. These sources claim that Bruni-Lowe utilized the firm’s resources to formulate potential campaign strategies. Redfield & Wilton Strategies is officially owned by Bruno Rodrigues, with Philip van Scheltinga serving as the primary public representative of the organization.

The report suggests that this relationship was active during the early stages of the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent UK lockdowns. While the firm has gained prominence for its polling data, the extent of Bruni-Lowe's involvement and the nature of his influence on the firm's output remain the subject of scrutiny. Neither Farage nor Bruni-Lowe have provided a detailed public response to these specific allegations regarding the lack of transparency in their professional association with the polling firm.