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Dok, at Talk:United Kingdom general election, 2015#Attempted summary so far and suggestion there is a proposal for a pair of infoboxes, immediately below eachother. Is this close enough to "one country, one infobox" for you to cope with? DrArsenal (talk) 15:53, 4 January 2015 (UTC)

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Hi there - you took part in this discussion back in December 2013 - the issue rumbles on, I please invite you to discuss further at Template talk:Scottish elections. GiantSnowman 19:40, 20 April 2015 (UTC)

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"(As Muchewicz) Hirst stood for Bradford West at the 2015 general election" (reference cited). Why don't you check 2015 Bradford West Constituency wiki? Therese Muchewicz ^[1]

I note you list "liberal" as a waiver... please keep this "factual"... whether or not you "agree"... — Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.174.144.230 (talk) 08:17, 8 September 2016 (UTC)

Therese Hirst's former name of Muchewicz is noted under her article. Nothing is being suppressed. The question is whether there is any particular need or value in repeating the point in the Batley & Spen by-election article as well. I haven't seen any reliable sources draw attention to the fact, so I don't see why Wikipedia should. Bondegezou (talk) 12:37, 8 September 2016 (UTC)

Candidacy... English Independence are a newly formed 'breakaway' from English Democrats, by Batley & Spen candidate / Chairman Neil Humphrey (47).

History/background on candidate... Neil Humphrey fought Berwick-Upon-Tweed in the 2015 General Election. He is a physicist and control-systems automation engineer. ^[2]

History/background on English Independence (probably will make a new page)...

Neil Humphrey (Eng'Dem Berwick-Upon-Tweed 2015 candidate) became disillusioned that Eng'Dems are 'camping on' English National(ist) registered-party, but will not be used for any elections. Mr Humphrey believes the 'democrat' name is the reason for poor voting record, compared to scotland's SNP. Thus frustrating prospects for 'Fully Devolved England' / English Sovereign Parliament, ie. 'Independence from Europe and the UK'.

English Independence Party Website ^[3]

The Electoral Commission refused party-description joke "Sod Scottish Referendum", saying it was offensive. The commission had previously refused to enter it, although the English Group was refused first registration (a year later) in the Scottish Independence Referendum. ^[4]

Protest Against Death-Penalty being excluded from registered political party-descriptions Neil Humphrey started his 'death-penalty' call started online in 2015 (before Jo Cox murder), picking up Becky Watts' father's plea to restore death-penalty for child-murder. ^[5] There are around 540 murders a year - 11 a week. ^[6] Current EI policy permits local referendums for each county on 'common law' issues - leading to include a death-penalty for serial-killers, murderers of children, islamic / foreign terrorists and those that incite them (eg. Anjem Choudhary). ^[7] In protest against Electoral Commission refusing 'political-expression' on the ballot-paper, Mr Humphrey is keeping his promise to change his name by deed-poll to Just Ang'em.

Delays in Batley & Spen down to Corbyn Leadership rather than respect for Jo Cox He feels the delay in Batley & Spen, Labour's whip not asking, and others not asking speaker using Recess Act 1975, is down to 'self-interested Leadership contests'. Citing that he was asked to join Labour campaign soon after Ian Gow was murdered 30 July 1990, with LibDems winning 18 October 1990 By-Election. Comparing 2.5 complete months over summer with a minimum of 4 months now for Batley & Spen. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.174.144.230 (talk) 08:34, 8 September 2016 (UTC)

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