VOICED : UK by election a battle for survival in Brexit bastion

Paul Nuttall is campaigning for UKIP in Stoke Central, aiming to win a second seat in parliament. UKIP seeks to leverage the strong Brexit sentiment in the area, despite Labour's historical hold since 1950. Labour's candidate, Gareth Snell, focuses on moving beyond the Brexit debate. The by-election is crucial for both parties, with UKIP aiming to transition from a Brexit-focused party to one representing the working class. Voter confusion remains high, with the potential for a significant political shift.

What is UKIP's main goal in the Stoke Central by-election?

• To promote environmental issues

• To make a breakthrough in Labour's heartland

• To focus on healthcare reforms

• To support Labour's policies

What is Labour candidate Gareth Snell's approach in the by-election?

• To ignore the EU referendum results

• To move the debate beyond Brexit

• To rehash the referendum

• To focus solely on Brexit

Why is the by-election crucial for UKIP?

• To replace Labour as the party of the working people

• To become the leading environmental party

• To focus on healthcare reforms

• To support the Conservative Party

What was unique about Stoke Central in the 2015 general election?

• It was the only seat where the majority did not vote

• It had the most candidates

• It had the highest voter turnout

• It was the first to declare results

What challenge do voters face in the Stoke Central by-election?

• Excessive campaign spending

• No candidates to choose from

• Confusion due to mixed messages from parties

• Lack of polling stations