BNP byelection setback
Arthur Brick | 14.01.2011 15:51 | Anti-racism
The BNP's share of the vote in yesterday's Oldham East and Saddleworth byelection went down. Another sign of a fascist party in disarray.
This byelection was held in an area where the BNP are tradtionally strong, but their vote share has dropped. Here are the figures:
General election 2001 - 4th, 11.2%
General election 2005 - 4th, 4.9%
General election, May 2010 - 4th, 5.7%
Byelection, Jan 2011 - 5th, 4.5%
So, this is the BNP's worst performance in this constituency in 10 years and four elections, and shows how the party continues to struggle under Griffin's ludicrous leadership. Antifascists say - keep up the good work, Nick!
General election 2001 - 4th, 11.2%
General election 2005 - 4th, 4.9%
General election, May 2010 - 4th, 5.7%
Byelection, Jan 2011 - 5th, 4.5%
So, this is the BNP's worst performance in this constituency in 10 years and four elections, and shows how the party continues to struggle under Griffin's ludicrous leadership. Antifascists say - keep up the good work, Nick!
Arthur Brick
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