<h1>British Indian voting shifts toward political extremes amid rising concern over services, crime, prejudice and economic ties.</h1> British Indian electoral alignment is shifting toward political extremes, with a tripling of support for an anti-immigration party matched by rising Greens backing, concurrent declines in support for mainstream parties, and generational divergence-older middle-class voters moving right while younger voters move left. The community prioritises education, economy, healthcare, crime and poverty, reports significant experiences of racial or religious prejudice influencing political salience, and expresses strong interest in India-UK trade and business ties, underscoring the need for policy responsiveness and targeted outreach.