UKIP host press release on EU Referendum

The transcript discusses the fairness of the franchise in the context of a referendum, emphasizing the need for transparency from David Cameron. It highlights the impact of high migration on community cohesion and public spaces, referencing Nigel's comments on societal integration. The debate on voting rights in the referendum is addressed, suggesting that the franchise should mirror that of a British general election. Finally, it notes UKIP's evolving stance on net migration targets.

What is the main concern regarding the voting franchise for the referendum?

• It should be expanded to include more people.

• It should remain the same as the British general election.

• It should be limited to UKIP supporters.

• It should be decided by David Cameron alone.

According to the discussion, what is a significant factor affecting children's ability to play football in the streets?

• Unavailability of football fields.

• High cost of sports equipment.

• Lack of interest in sports.

• The amount of traffic.

How does uncontrolled immigration reportedly affect community cohesion?

• It leads to more public events.

• It has no impact on community cohesion.

• It puts pressure on community cohesion.

• It strengthens community bonds.

What is the proposed franchise for the European referendum?

• Only for those with a UK passport.

• The same as the British general election.

• A new franchise specific to the referendum.

• Open to all European citizens.

What change has UKIP made regarding their net migration target?

• Increased it to 100,000.

• Eliminated the target completely.

• Reduced it to 10,000.

• Changed it from 50,000 to 30,000.