Sinn Fein's Martina Anderson tops polls in first round of counting

The transcript discusses the success of a political strategy aimed at sending a pro-EU message through election results. The party's firm stance against Brexit is highlighted, along with the analysis of election outcomes, including the impact of the Green Party's surge. The results reflect a strong desire to remain in the EU, echoing the referendum from 2.5 years ago. The future of Brexit remains uncertain, but the party's voice is clear in its opposition to leaving the EU.

What was the primary goal of the strategy mentioned in the first section?

• To increase the number of Remain votes

• To send a message to the EU about staying

• To decrease the influence of the Green Party

• To support Brexit

Which parties collaborated to oppose Brexit according to the second section?

• Only the Green Party

• All progressive parties

• Only the Conservative Party

• Only the Labour Party

What was the reaction to the election results in the southern areas?

• Delight and satisfaction

• Disappointment and need for analysis

• Indifference and neutrality

• Celebration and joy

What factor contributed to the disappointing results in some areas?

• Lack of voter turnout in working-class areas

• Increase in Remain votes

• High voter turnout in urban areas

• Support from the Conservative Party

What does the third section suggest about the future of Brexit?

• It will happen without any issues

• It will definitely not happen

• It remains uncertain and unpredictable

• It is certain and predictable