DUP leader tells rival unionists it is not too late to co-operate over election

The transcript discusses the upcoming election in Northern Ireland, focusing on the importance of unionist cooperation and the choices available to voters. It emphasizes the need for strong representation in Westminster and the benefits of community cooperation. The speaker highlights the opportunity for unionists to work together and the importance of presenting a positive choice for Northern Ireland. The discussion also covers the potential for controversy and the need for candidates to stand up for the province in Parliament.

What is the main choice for voters in the upcoming Northern Ireland election?

• To vote for candidates who promise the most benefits

• To elect candidates who will represent them in Westminster

• To choose candidates based on their popularity

• To select candidates who have the best media presence

Why is unionist cooperation important according to the speaker?

• To ensure a strong voice for Northern Ireland in the national parliament

• To reduce the cost of election campaigns

• To increase the number of candidates in the election

• To create more political parties

What concern does the community have regarding the election?

• That individual candidates might split the vote

• That there will be too many candidates

• That the election will be postponed

• That the election will be too expensive

What does the speaker believe about presenting a positive choice for Northern Ireland?

• It will lead to more controversies

• It is only important for media coverage

• It is unnecessary in the current political climate

• It is crucial for effective representation in Parliament

How does the speaker view the potential for others to be provocative during the election?

• As a necessary part of the election process

• As an opportunity to improve public relations

• As a distraction from the main issues

• As a way to gain more votes