Revealed: Nigel Farage adviser had unpublicised role at polling firm
Exclusive: Chris Bruni-Lowe used Redfield & Wilton Strategies role to develop potential campaign tactics, sources say A close adviser to Nigel Farage had an influential role at a national polling company despite not being publicly associated with the firm, the Guardian can reveal. Chris Bruni-Lowe, Farage’s private pollster for many years, played an important role in the operations of Redfield &…
A close adviser to Nigel Farage, Chris Bruni-Lowe, had an influential role at the polling company Redfield & Wilton Strategies, despite not being publicly associated with the firm, according to several sources. Bruni-Lowe, who sometimes went by the name "Chris Redfield," played a significant role in the company's operations and used it to develop potential campaign strategies, sources claim.
The company, founded in 2020, is owned by Bruno Rodrigues, a lawyer, and its main public face was Philip van Scheltinga, a Harvard graduate. Bruni-Lowe's role at the company has raised questions about transparency in the polling industry, given his long-standing association with Farage at a time of intense scrutiny over the party's use of polls to shape its political narrative.
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