Interview with Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O'Neill

The transcript discusses the strategic decision to run in 14 out of 18 constituencies to maximize progressive representation. It highlights hopes for Labour's role in improving public services and their historical involvement in the Good Friday Agreement. Sinn Fein's strong representation and achievements, particularly in Brexit negotiations, are emphasized. The importance of local constituency work by Sinn Fein MPs is detailed, alongside a critique of Westminster's actions, particularly regarding Brexit and local interests.

What was the main reason for running in only 14 out of 18 constituencies?

• To focus resources on key areas

• To maximize the number of progressive candidates

• To reduce campaign costs

• To avoid competition with Labour

What is one of the key expectations from a Labour government according to the transcript?

• To reduce immigration

• To privatize healthcare

• To improve public services

• To increase taxes

How does the transcript describe Labour's involvement in the Good Friday Agreement?

• As an opponent

• As part of the architecture

• As a critic

• As a minor participant

What unique representation does Sinn Fein have according to the transcript?

• A majority in Westminster

• Two MEPs in Europe

• Control over the Treasury

• Exclusive representation in Dublin

What is the general perception of Westminster elections as mentioned in the transcript?

• They are more of a popularity contest

• They act in the interest of all regions

• They are focused on local issues

• They are fair and unbiased