UK EU Parliamentary Elections 2019. The Brexit Party, English Democrats and UKIP take part, but the SDP and For Britain Movement are absent.

The British Political Establishment, which obviously believes in democracy only when doing so suits its purpose, has ducked, dived, dodged and weaved to such a disgraceful extent that Brexit has now been delayed and betrayed.  Three years after the EU Referendum we are still in the European Union and about to take part in the EU Parliamentary Elections on May 23.

The establishment parties in Westminster are dominated by Remainers, so who should Brexiteers vote for?

The obvious choice is Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party which has burst dramatically upon the scene and rides high in the opinion polls.   It will stand in all the EU’s Parliamentary Constituencies in the UK, except Northern Ireland. 

Without Farage UKIP seems to be in chaos having courted Tommy Robinson and his followers only to see him stand as an Independent. 

The English Democrats stood in all of England’s constituencies in 2014.  They are standing in only four constituencies this time; the East of England, North West, South West and Yorkshire and Humber.  A gallant effort to promote English Nationhood, but they will lose £20,000 in deposits and will have done well if they gather 40,000 votes.

Meanwhile the other minor Brexiteer parties, the SDP and Anne Marie Waters’ For Britain Movement are nowhere to be seen.

I will vote for either Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party or Robin Tilbrook’s English Democrats, and make my decision in the polling booth!