Sentences with phrase «ukip party name»

His name still appeared on ballot papers with the UKIP party name.

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My survey of 1,000 residents of the constituency, completed on Thursday, found that when asked which party they would vote for in a general election tomorrow, 42 % named the Conservatives, 28 % Labour and 19 % UKIP: a 14 - point Tory lead.
She gave her blessing to the idea of a pre-paid benefits card, but not to the party hosting her — Dee, or Deidre Kelly, to give her her real name, admits she may vote UKIP in 2015.
Some of those questioned were asked to consider whether they would vote for Ukip as well as other parties, while candidates» names were not included - thus negating the incumbency factor typically enjoyed by Lib Dems.
The Ukip election machine was today found wanting when former leader Nigel Farage spoke live from the campaign trail in Sleaford and North Hykeham — and party operatives managed to misspell the name of the constituency.
Most pollsters continue to judge that naming UKIP in the initial voting intention question has the effect of exaggerating the party's score.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage appeared to admit he had been talking to Conservative MPs about defecting to his party, but he declined to give any names when asked by Andrew Neil.
• Branded one party activist who he declined to name as a «definite racist» and «disgraceful», although he said that he encountered far less prejudice in Ukip than when he had in the Conservative party.
The registered name of the Party under the PPERA shall be the UK Independence Party (UKIP)(hereinafter referred to as «the Party»).
With Farage on his way out, some Ukip insiders have spoken of the party now rebranding under the tag of «Newkip» — although the party is not expected to officially change its name.
Confirming its anti-Tory positioning, UK Independence Party chairman David Campbell Bannerman, great nephew of former Liberal Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, told yesterday's Yorkshire Post that the party's legal name would stay UKIP but for popular consumption the party would be totally rebraParty chairman David Campbell Bannerman, great nephew of former Liberal Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, told yesterday's Yorkshire Post that the party's legal name would stay UKIP but for popular consumption the party would be totally rebraparty's legal name would stay UKIP but for popular consumption the party would be totally rebraparty would be totally rebranded.
The names, sex, and ethnicity of the Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, Green Party, Scottish National Party, and Plaid Cymru Prospective Parliamentary Candidates.
More than 19 out of 20 of those who said they would vote Labour or Conservative under FPTP named the same party as their first preference under AV, as did nine out of ten UKIP voters.
Those who named the Conservatives as their first choice under AV were more likely to give their second preference to UKIP (42 % of those naming a second party) than to anyone else — but notably, they were more likely to give it to the Lib Dems or Labour (53 % in total) than to UKIP.
The Tory party leader's remarks came after Ukip threatened to use the Freedom of Information Act to force him to reveal the names of individuals who have secretly lent money to the Conservative party.
The Conservative MP Edward Leigh has used an article for ConservativeHome to accuse his party's leadership (ie, David Cameron, although he does not name him) of being to blame for the rise of Ukip.
Many members are already asking how a patriotic party is ditching the «UK» and why, after spending the last decade establishing the «UKIP» brand, is UKIP (IP) Leader Nigel Farage preparing to change its name as part of a re-branding exercise designed to woo large numbers of Conservatives disaffected with David Cameron.
The more the party makes hay with Alex Salmond, who they might be surprised to learn isn't a household name in England and Wales, the more the spotlight falls on their would - be UKIP enablers.
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