Paul Nuttall interview - Stoke By-Election

The transcript discusses the low public awareness of the by-election in Stoke and the expected low voter turnout. It explores whether low turnout benefits certain parties and compares turnout between the referendum and the last general election. The discussion also covers potential changes in voter behavior and the shift in political affiliations, with a focus on how people now identify more with their referendum vote than with political parties. The message aims to resonate with those who voted to leave, encouraging them to support UKIP.

What evidence is there regarding people's political affiliations in relation to the referendum?

What message is expected to resonate with the voters in the constituency based on their referendum vote?