The UK Independence Party is "fundamentally changing British politics" with its goal of "getting our country back", Nigel Farage has said.
The UKIP leader said the party was "here to stay" and offered a change from existing parties which were almost "merged" in terms of their policies.
There have been Tory calls to change course to win back voters who switched to UKIP in England's local elections.
But Mr Farage said UKIP took votes from Labour and Lib Dems, not just Tories.
"We are the party with the broadest appeal across the country: north, south, east and west, old Labour voters, rural Tory voters, we are a genuinely national political party," he told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show.
"Now, to succeed in Westminster in 2015 we've got to grow and build a lot from here - but please don't think that it's impossible and I promise you this, UKIP is here to stay."
The UK Independence Party, whose main policy is for the UK to leave the European Union, gained about 25% of votes in the council seats it contested in England's local elections on Thursday.
Mr Farage said that the party's rise to having 147 local councillors gave the party a "bridgehead" for the party to show what it can do.
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