Does it matter that none of our local UKIP candidates actually
resides in Scotland? I'm not so sure that it does. No doubt any winning candidate would rapidly establish a Scottish base and it does looks as though several of the hopefuls have Scottish connections. They are after all a UK party and, perhaps surprisingly, one that recognises Scotland as being
a nation within the UK.
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Andrew Duffin (213.206.148.225)
They will be known, in the vernacular, as "feb's".
Look it up.
14 June 2004, 12:42:21 GMT+01:00
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Stuart Dickson (217.211.160.27)
I agree with Neil on this one.
It is well known that voters prefer candidates that, at least, make a concerted effort to reside in or near the electoral area.
How likely are they to vote for someone that doesn't even live in the same country?
11 June 2004, 07:31:49 GMT+01:00
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Neil (195.93.32.7)
Yes it does because (A) it means that in Scotland they are not a party only a pile of advertising money & (B) if the Iraqis reasonably expect to be ruled by Iraqis we are going to as well.
10 June 2004, 23:32:08 GMT+01:00
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