Farage predicts six million Reform votes as he pitches himself as ‘voice of opposition’

The speaker discusses the expected number of votes, aiming for over 6 million, and compares their situation to the Liberal Democrats' past success. They emphasize that this election is part of a long-term, 5-year commitment, with plans to start building for the 2029 election immediately after the current one.

What is the speaker's expectation for the number of votes they aim to achieve?

• 3 million votes

• 5 million votes

• 10 million votes

• 6 million votes

Which political party's past success is used as a comparison in the speaker's strategy?

• Conservative Party

• Labour Party

• Liberal Democrats

• Green Party

How does the speaker describe the nature of their campaign?

• A short-term effort

• A five-year commitment

• A temporary strategy

• A one-time event

What is the ultimate goal of the current election according to the speaker?

• To win as many seats as possible

• To prepare for the 2029 election

• To gain immediate political power

• To defeat the Liberal Democrats

When does the speaker plan to start campaigning for the 2029 election?

• Immediately after the current election

• In 2025

• After winning a majority

• Once the current campaign ends