Polling data released today shows a rise of 3 points in support for Reform.
A surge which Richard Tice put down to a "strong week" discussing stopping the boats and immigration policies.
In the latest YouGov figures Reform saw a rise to 15% - an increase of 3 points while Labour saw a drop of -1.
Labour are still leading the polls at 25 points ahead of the Tories.
Tice taking to Twitter this morning said: "Huge poll boost for Reform UK after a strong week highlighting stopping the boats and employer immigration tax to tackle business’ addiction to cheap overseas labour.
Latest ipsos polling data shows immigration is key for Tory voters
Ipsos Issues Index
He added: "Voters want to debate immigration. Labour & Tories refuse."
In recent polling data, from Ipsos issues index, it shows after a lengthy hiatus following the Brexit years, immigration is back at the top of agenda for most Britons.
Latest YouGov figures show a rise in support for Reform UK
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Immigration was named as a top issue by 27 per cent of voters in the latest data published on the first day of the election campaign, continuing the steady rise in attention to the issue over the past two years.
Among Conservative voters immigration is still the main key issue of concern although negative sentiment around immigration as somewhat eased over recent years.
However among Labour voters, immigration is not seen as an issue and if Labour wins the coming general election, this will be the first ever government with a majority pro-immigration support base.
Immigration is the number one issue for Conservative voters in the latest Ipsos polling, but doesn't even appear in the top five for Labour.
Some 54 per cent of Tory voters believe it is a key issue for the them.
Conservatives are facing a loss of core voters to Reform if they fail to speak on the issue of immigration.
Something which Richard Tice and Reform are certainly tapping into and making gains on.
