UK VOICE safer and stronger UKBallot-paper description. Registered party: UK Voice.
Standing for Parliament in Holborn and St Pancras, polling day 8 October 2026. Has stood 3 times before, on Democracy Club’s records.
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What they say Source: Manifesto
UK Voice pledged public ownership of water and energy supply.
UK Voice says it supports energy independence through North Sea production, nuclear expansion and continued renewables investment.
In their exact words Source: Manifesto
Energy Independence North Sea production, nuclear expansion, and continued renewables investment. No Net Zero ideology at the expense of jobs and growth.
Sourced: UK Voice - Where We Stand For
Energy Independence North Sea production, nuclear expansion, and continued renewables investment. No Net Zero ideology at the expense of jobs and growth.
UK Voice says it supports closer economic cooperation with Europe, without specifying the form.
In their exact words Source: Manifesto
Britain First, Not Britain Alone Closer economic cooperation with Europe. NATO commitment. A foreign policy based on British interests, not blind loyalty.
Sourced: UK Voice - Where We Stand For
Britain First, Not Britain Alone Closer economic cooperation with Europe. NATO commitment. A foreign policy based on British interests, not blind loyalty.
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Every candidate's page has the same structure and the same cards, in the same order. Previous candidacies on Democracy Club’s records (3): UK Parliament, Clacton (by-election); Mayor, Watford; UK Parliament, South West Hertfordshire.