The Reform UK leader distanced himself from a recent alliance with the TUV
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has said he will be personally endorsing two DUP candidates in the General Election – despite his party’s alliance with the rival Traditional Unionist Voice .
Read more:TUV vote will maximise unionist turnout as "antidote" to border poll calls, Jim Allister says Mr Paisley is the DUP candidate in North Antrim, where he will be challenged by TUV leader Jim Allister.The TUV had formed an electoral alliance with Reform UK ahead of July’s poll and is standing in 14 constituencies in Northern Ireland.Pressed about his party’s alliance with the TUV, Mr Farage said: “Well, new leadership brings change.
DUP TUV Sammy Wilson Antrim North Antrim (Constituency) East Antrim (Constituency) Politics Ian Paisley Jr
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