We want Reform UK to be the voice of opposition to Labour, says Nigel Farage

The transcript discusses the political landscape, predicting a Labour victory and questioning the effectiveness of voting for the Conservative Party. It highlights internal divisions within the Conservatives and presents the Reform Party's long-term strategy to build a base for future elections. The speaker hopes to secure a cohort of MPs in Westminster to serve as a strong opposition voice.

What is the main argument presented for voting reform instead of Conservative?

• Conservatives are not participating in the election.

• Reform is more popular than Labour.

• Labour is expected to win, making a Conservative vote wasted.

• Reform has better policies.

According to the speaker, what is the expected outcome of the upcoming election?

• A narrow win for Labour.

• A significant win for Labour.

• A win for the Conservative Party.

• A hung parliament.

Why does the speaker believe the Conservative Party will struggle in opposition?

• They are too similar to Labour.

• They have too many internal divisions.

• They lack financial resources.

• They have no leadership.

What is the primary reason for renaming the Brexit Party to Reform?

• To attract more voters.

• To distance from Brexit issues.

• To align with Labour policies.

• To establish a long-term political strategy.

What is the ultimate goal of the Reform Party's six-year plan?

• To merge with the Conservative Party.

• To become the main opposition voice.

• To dissolve after the next election.

• To win the next general election.