Lib Dems planning anti-BREXIT 2017 UK election campaign

The video discusses the political landscape in the southwest of England, focusing on the Lib Dems' decline since 2010 and their attempts to regain influence. It highlights the challenges they face, particularly in areas that voted for Brexit, and the impact of UKIP's presence. The video also explores voter sentiments towards Brexit and the potential for the Tories to absorb UKIP votes. Finally, it touches on Theresa May's strategy to secure a larger majority in the upcoming elections.

What political change occurred in the southwest of England after 2010?

• UKIP became the dominant party.

• The Lib Dems saw a decline in performance.

• The Lib Dems strengthened their position.

• The Conservatives lost significant ground.

What is a significant challenge for the Lib Dems in areas like Torbay?

• Dealing with the impact of UKIP's presence.

• Overcoming the Conservative majority.

• Gaining support from Labour voters.

• Winning over Remain voters.

How did Torbay vote in the EU referendum?

• Remain by a large margin.

• Leave by a large margin.

• Remain by a small margin.

• Leave by a small margin.

What might happen if UKIP voters were primarily motivated by Brexit?

• They might shift to the Conservatives.

• They might shift to the Lib Dems.

• They might shift to Labour.

• They might remain with UKIP.

What is the potential opportunity for the Lib Dems in the current political climate?

• Forming a coalition with UKIP.

• Strengthening ties with Labour.

• Gaining support from disillusioned voters.

• Focusing on Remain areas only.