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prober · 10-05-2008, 05:01 PM

UKIP will need to inspire the electorate to the extent it has not tried since 2004, except that this time " Just say No" wont work.

For those who lent their vote to UKIP 2004 as fresh party on the block, what reasons can UKIP give for them voting UKIP again instead of some other party ? I know its not like for like but it seems national media coverage of UKIP in the past year had zero positive effect in vote terms on local elections 2008.

A 5 year wave of new voters 18 to 23 will be on the roll who dont know 2004. What has UKIP got to say to them ? Instead of a priority 5 years ago to get a youth wing up and running to penetrate universities at locals and build up young perception , Del gets blown out and YI was not ready for May 2008 and is still finding its feet .

We need a bookie channel with odds quoted week by week.

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prober Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 836	UKIP will need to inspire the electorate to the extent it has not tried since 2004, except that this time " Just say No" wont work. For those who lent their vote to UKIP 2004 as fresh party on the block, what reasons can UKIP give for them voting UKIP again instead of some other party ? I know its not like for like but it seems national media coverage of UKIP in the past year had zero positive effect in vote terms on local elections 2008. A 5 year wave of new voters 18 to 23 will be on the roll who dont know 2004. What has UKIP got to say to them ? Instead of a priority 5 years ago to get a youth wing up and running to penetrate universities at locals and build up young perception , Del gets blown out and YI was not ready for May 2008 and is still finding its feet . We need a bookie channel with odds quoted week by week.