H&D Editor Polls 16% in Preston Election

MARK COTTERILL, editor of Heritage & Destiny, polled 15.7% of the vote in Preston City Council’s Ribbleton ward at yesterday’s election. The result was declared early this evening.
This was by a long way the city’s best nationalist/populist/Brexiteer vote. In the Sharoe Green ward, the candidate of Reform UK (the rebranded Brexit Party), polled 2.1%, while a candidate from the UKIP breakaway Heritage Party (completely unconnected to H&D!) polled 2.6% in City Centre ward.
This has been a challenging transitional year for our movement, with many of our potential voters opting to ‘reward’ Boris Johnson’s Conservatives for delivering Brexit.
In these circumstances, 16% was a very good result for a racial nationalist independent. Mr Cotterill thanks the many friends and comrades across our movement who generously donated time and/or money to make the campaign possible. We await tomorrow’s Lancashire County Council election count.
Within the last hour we received excellent news that nationalist independent candidate Pete Molloy (already a hard-working and successful parish councillor) has won a seat on Durham County Council, polling 930 votes. This is the best nationalist news so far in what was inevitably a mixed night for movement-linked candidates. Cllr Molloy was also re-elected to Spennymoor Town Council.
While it appears that most candidates who chose to focus primarily on anti-lockdown politics have polled poorly, an exception was veteran ex-BNP candidate Chris Roberts, who polled 8.3% in the county division of South Benfleet, Essex, and 9.3% in a by-election for Boyce ward, Castle Point.
We look forward to playing our part in building the post-Brexit, post-Covid nationalist movement.
Ribbleton Ward Result
Hindle (Labour) 57.2%
Kudi (Conservative) 20.0%
Cotterill (Independent) 15.7%
Phillips (Green) 3.6%
Bosman (Liberal Democrat) 3.4%
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Source: Heritage and Destiny magazine
This seems to revert back to a
single issue: can Nationalist
Whites vote ourselves out of
this mess?
These results, particularly that of Mark Cotterill are surprisingly good considering the current political climate in the UK in which nationalists are routinely persecuted on spurious pretexts under the draconian Terrorism Act 2006, which allows the political police to conflate nationalist activism with terrorism. You ask whether ‘Nationalist Whites can vote ourselves out of this mess?’, and your question is possibly answered by the fact that depending upon your answer, voicing a one word reply to that question in the UK, could result in a prosecution for ‘making a statement in support of terrorism’. In the UK someone might privately hold a view regarding the answer to the question you pose, but if their answer is in the negative, to write that opinion down anywhere where it might be discovered… Read more »
A fine demonstration of “Democracy” in action. The clueless people, always the majority, get their wish.
It is sobering to realise that by definition, 50% of the electorate are
of below average intelligence!
Call me jaded, but I seriously doubt that the issues facing us can be resolved at the polls.
Mao Zedong stated that politics comes out of the barrel of a gun and he had the political fortunes to prove it. When Stalin was criticized for his violent methods, pointing out that it was necessary to gain the minds and hearts of the people, he answered that threatened with violence, their minds and hearts would soon follow. And Stalin did pretty good politically.