DUP leader Arlene Foster on the party's representation in Westminster

The transcript discusses the challenges of electioneering during difficult weather conditions and emphasizes the importance of the party's record of delivery for Northern Ireland. It highlights the strategy to retain and gain seats, particularly in North Down, and stresses the party's influence at Westminster, contrasting it with Sinn Fein's lack of representation.

What is one of the main challenges mentioned by the speaker regarding electioneering?

• Opposition from other parties

• Insufficient campaign funds

• Difficult weather conditions

• Lack of voter interest

According to the speaker, what is the benefit of electing a strong team of their party?

• Increased media coverage

• Better representation at Westminster

• More campaign funding

• Stronger opposition to other parties

What criticism does the speaker make about Sinn Fien?

• They do not campaign effectively

• They do not attend Westminster

• They have too many candidates

• They lack a clear policy agenda

What is the speaker's strategy for the upcoming elections?

• Retain current seats and make gains

• Avoid contesting in new areas

• Focus only on retaining current seats

• Reduce the number of candidates

How does the speaker describe their party's influence at Westminster?

• Focused on economic policies

• Limited to local issues

• Strong and ongoing

• Minimal and declining