Who do UKIP represent?

What type of electorate should and shouldn't be voting for them, and why?

What type of electorate should and shouldn't be voting for them, and why?

There isn't a type, if you like their policies more than the policies of another party you vote for them.

What type of electorate should and shouldn't be voting for them, and why?

People who agree with their policies should vote for them.

People who don't should not.

What type of electorate should and shouldn't be voting for them, and why?

They float my particular boat so represent me very well. My other half detests them. Horses for courses I suppose.

Angel1

There isn't a type, if you like their policies more than the policies of another party you vote for them.

You mean they have policies?

You mean they have policies?

Yes. That's right.

Does Corbyn's lot have any yet?

What type of electorate should and shouldn't be voting for them, and why?

Anyone earning less than £30k

Anyone earning less than £30k

Anyone likely to pay inheritance tax.

Anyone that does not hate this country

Take a look at their 2015 Manifesto here and see what you think:

https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/ukipdev/pages/1103/attachments/original/1429295050/UKIPManifesto2015.pdf?1429295050

This was the Channel 4 Fact Check of it (and remember this was 2015 before the referendum was announced):

http://blogs.channel4.com/factcheck/factcheck-ukip-credible-manifesto/20719

The telling summary:

"It’s probably fair to say that Ukip have provided more detail in their manifesto about how they would pay for some policies than the other major parties.

And as far as we know, they are the only party to have hired a reputable economics think-tank to check some of their numbers.

But the important word here is “some”. The CEBR review does not cover the whole potential economic impact of Ukip’s plan for Britain.

There are two massive policies – pulling out of the EU and cutting immigration – that fall outside the scope of CEBR’s analysis.

Mr Farage appears to think that both moves will save Britain money, but many economists disagree with him.

The some things are more important than money"

Anyone who believes it is wrong to pursue an aggressive foreign policy that results in the deaths of millions of brown people, mainly Muslims.

I guess if we vote to stay in some of UKIPs policies will be illegal, giving preference to British nationals, in regard to housing?