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.

How do the people of Northern Ireland perceive the choice between candidates who engage in parliament versus those who do not?

What message does the speaker intend to convey about the importance of voting in this election?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding candidates who may split the vote?

What is the significance of cooperation among unionist candidates in the upcoming election?

In what ways does the speaker believe the elections provide a choice for the people?