The purpose of the amendment is to apply the “purdah” arrangements that govern ministerial and official announcements, visits and publicity during general elections to the campaign period before the referendum. This is to prevent the state from using its resources to influence the outcome of the referendum. The pro-EU government prevented this fairness and neutrality from being established.
MPs All Votes Sort by: [ Constituency | MP | Best MP | Worst MP | Best Vote | Worst Vote | The Most Vulnerable Remain Supporting MPs
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Gregory Campbell, East Londonderry | 53% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Nigel Dodds, (no seat) | 62% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Jeffrey M Donaldson, Lagan Valley | 60% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Ian Paisley, North Antrim | 54% | Did not vote | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Gavin Robinson, Belfast East | 84% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Jim Shannon, Strangford | 59% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
David Simpson, (no seat) | 56% | Aye | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
Sammy Wilson, East Antrim | 59% | Did not vote | Democratic Unionist Party | |||
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