Farage accuses Electoral Commission of being 'absolutely full of Remainers'

The transcript discusses a visit to the Electoral Commission, which initially approved the procedures of the speaker's party but later accused them of potential issues, coinciding with a political speech. The speaker accuses the Commission of political interference and claims their party is more compliant than others. Criticism is directed at the Commission's neutrality, and the speaker outlines the Brexit Party's mission to reform politics and leave the EU.

What was the initial response of the Electoral Commission to the procedures of the speaker's organization?

• They demanded immediate changes to the procedures.

• They were perfectly happy with the procedures.

• They were unhappy with the procedures.

• They refused to comment on the procedures.

Why did the speaker accuse the Electoral Commission of political interference?

• Because they visited the offices as promised.

• Because they provided a written confirmation.

• Because they supported the Brexit Party.

• Because their actions coincided with a political speech.

What does the speaker claim about the Brexit Party's compliance compared to other parties?

• They do not focus on compliance.

• They are more compliant than other parties.

• They are equally compliant as other parties.

• They are less compliant than other parties.

What is one of the broader goals of the Brexit Party according to the speaker?

• To support the establishment.

• To avoid any political reforms.

• To change politics for good.

• To maintain the status quo in politics.

How does the speaker describe the Electoral Commission?

• As a neutral organization.

• As full of Brexit supporters.

• As supportive of the Brexit Party.

• As biased and full of establishment figures.