The UK Independence Party and George Galloway?s Respect are expected to benefit from growing disenchantment with Britain?s main political parties today as voters in Rotherham head to the polls.
Labour is expected to retain the seat but is facing by-election challenges from the two fringe parties.
UKIP and Respect hope to leapfrog the Tories and the Lib Dems and eat into Labour?s 10,000-vote majority by exploiting an anti-politics sentiment that has been exacerbated by an unpopular council, a disgraced MP and scandals over fostering and child sexual exploitation.
UKIP is first in the queue to benefit from anger at the
Source: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/politics/article3614433.ece
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