Interview with UUP candidate Diana Armstrong

The transcript features a candidate discussing their background as a councillor in Fermanagh and OMA District Council, emphasizing their deep community ties and commitment to representation. They address the impact of boundary changes on their campaign and focus on delivering change and investment to the region. The candidate also discusses their unionist stance and criticizes Pat Collins' position on IRA violence. They conclude by highlighting their strengths and dedication to serving the community and promoting growth.

What is the speaker's main focus as an elected representative?

• Focusing on personal achievements

• Delivering positive change for the region

• Increasing their political profile

• Maintaining the status quo

How does the speaker view the boundary changes in relation to their campaign?

• As irrelevant to their campaign

• As a potential negative impact

• As a minor inconvenience

• As a significant advantage

What does the speaker emphasize as necessary for Fermanagh S Tyrone?

• Higher taxes

• More political debates

• Investment in jobs and infrastructure

• Increased tourism

What is the speaker's stance on the unionist parties' failure to agree on a single candidate?

• It is a positive development

• It is a minor issue

• It does not affect their chances

• It is a major setback

What is the speaker's approach to representing the community?

• Focusing on personal gains

• Delivering on promises and providing representation

• Avoiding controversial issues

• Limiting engagement with the public