Pro-Remain voting arrangement blasted as ‘nationalist pact’

The transcript discusses election strategies, emphasizing the importance of engaging with voters and explaining why they should vote for a particular party. It highlights the political landscape, noting the fragmented remain vote and the potential for change in MPs. The speaker disputes the notion of a nationalist-unionist divide and outlines the positions of various candidates. The focus is on hard work, door-knocking, and personal interaction with voters to secure support.

What is the speaker's main strategy for winning the election?

• Focusing on television advertisements

• Engaging with as many voters as possible

• Avoiding direct voter contact

• Relying on social media campaigns

How does the speaker view the remain vote from the last election?

• As a fragmented but winnable opportunity

• As a lost cause

• As irrelevant to the current election

• As a unified block

What does the speaker say about the existence of formal alliances between parties?

• All parties have mirrored each other's decisions

• There are no formal alliances or packs

• There is a secret alliance between nationalist parties

• There is a strong alliance between all parties

According to the speaker, how do most people view the election?

• Exclusively in nationalist versus unionist terms

• As a simple choice between two parties

• With diverse political perspectives

• With a focus on economic issues

What has the speaker emphasized about their work in South Belfast?

• They have focused solely on online campaigns

• They have avoided direct voter engagement

• They have worked hard and engaged directly with voters

• They have relied on party support without personal effort