Originally Posted by ukiprule

Although UKIP is strongly opposed to the centralization of power and political union in Europe, it is a strong supporter of both centralization of power and political union in the UK. Arguing that, within the UK itself, all political power should reside in Westminster.

UKIP therefore both opposes the notion of a devolved English parliament and argues that the Scottish Parliament and Welsh and Northern Irish Assemblies should be abolished, with all parliamentary powers returning to Westminster.
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Read the above then ask the question.
Is this why is the ENGLISH party currently called UKIP is totally irrelevant in Irish, Welsh and Scottish politics?

What is UKIP's recent vote %age in the non-English by-elections?
How many MEP's, MP's, MSP's AM's, County, District or even Parish councillors have been elected under the UKIP banner in Ulster, Wales or Scotland?

I think you could count them on the fingers of one foot.