Vote Leave Announced As The Official 'No' campaign Ahead of EU Referendum

The video discusses the designation of the remain and leave campaigns for the Brexit referendum. The Electoral Commission chose Vote Leave as the official leave campaign, citing its broad and deep campaign structure. This decision led to a focus on sovereignty and the economy, with Boris Johnson and Michael Gove as figureheads. The leave campaign can spend up to £7 million and access a grant, while the remain campaign has already distributed 14 million leaflets. The decision highlights a split in the Conservative Party, with implications for Britain's future outside the EU.

Who were the prominent leaders of the Leave campaign?

• Nigel Farage and Jeremy Corbyn

• Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage

• Boris Johnson and Michael Gove

• Jeremy Corbyn and Michael Gove

What was a key factor in the Electoral Commission's decision to designate Vote Leave as the official campaign?

• Their regional campaign depth and structure

• Their focus on migration issues

• Their financial backing from Arron Banks

• Their association with Nigel Farage

What was the potential consequence of the UKIP-linked group's legal challenge?

• A shift in public opinion

• An increase in campaign funding

• A change in campaign leadership

• A delay in the referendum

What was the main focus of the Leave campaign after the designation?

• Sovereignty and the economy

• Migration and border control

• Healthcare and education

• Trade and international relations

What financial advantage did Vote Leave gain from being the official campaign?

• Access to a £1 million grant

• Ability to spend up to £7 million

• Exemption from campaign regulations

• Support from all Conservative MPs