General election: Anger from Brexit Party candidates as they are stood down

The transcript discusses a political strategy to contest seats in areas where people voted leave but have a Remainer MP. The focus is on challenging Labour in northern constituencies and impacting the Conservative Party's election strategy. The commitment is to contest 300 seats, not 600, to avoid splitting the vote. Historical context from the 2015 election is used to explain the strategy's potential impact.

What is the main strategy discussed for targeting areas with Remainer MPs?

• Targeting areas with strong Conservative support

• Focusing on areas where people voted to leave the EU

• Focusing on areas that voted to remain in the EU

• Targeting areas with high unemployment rates

What criticism is directed towards Labour in the second section?

• Labour's alliance with the Conservative Party

• Labour's focus on southern constituencies

• Labour's broken promises and disconnection from northern areas

• Labour's support for a second referendum

What is the concern about contesting Tory target seats?

• It might lead to a Labour majority

• It could split the vote and affect Conservative chances

• It will lead to a coalition government

• It will strengthen the Conservative majority

What historical election is referenced in the discussion about vote splitting?

• The 2015 election

• The 2017 election

• The 2010 election

• The 2019 election

What is the final strategy mentioned for defending seats?

• Focusing on winning new seats

• Defending existing seats and not needing many more for a majority

• Forming alliances with other parties

• Abandoning contested seats