Brexit party to contest more than 600 seats in election, says Farage | Brexit party | The Guardian
Brexit party will not contest 317 Tory-won seats, Farage says | Brexit party | The Guardian
Lord Farage': Brexit Party Leader Says Boris Johnson Offered Peerage
Nigel Farage's Brexit Party Gives Boris Johnson an Election Boost - WSJ
Brexit party considers pulling out of hundreds of seats to boost Tories | Financial Times
UKIP leader fights back against Farage's 'one man' Brexit party at EU poll launch – EURACTIV.com
In Lock Haven, Brexit leader Nigel Farage talks populism - WHYY
Was Farage the midwife delivering Johnson's victory? The Brexit Party and the size of the Conservative majority | British Politics and Policy at LSE
EU elections: Britain's Brexit Party set to win most UK seats
Brexit Party Saved Labour Seats in 2019 Election, New Research Finds | Trinity College Oxford
Nigel Farage's Brexit party saved Labour seats in 2019 election, analysis finds | Brexit party | The Guardian
General election 2019: what difference are the Unite to Remain and Brexit Party pacts likely to make? : Democratic Audit
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage will not run in UK election – EURACTIV.com
General Election: Farage announces Brexit party will not contest Conservative-held seats – as it happened | Financial Times
European elections 2019: Brexit Party dominates as Tories and Labour suffer - BBC News
Nigel Farage says he will not fight a seat in UK election – POLITICO
General election in five charts: how Remain lost and Leave won - UK in a changing Europe
Hundreds of Brexit Party candidates will run in UK election - The Boston Globe
Farage Speech: Brexit Party won't stand in 317 seats Tories won in 2017 - YouTube
The Brexit Party Is Stepping Up Its Fight Against Boris Johnson
EU election results analysis: How the Brexit Party won the most UK seats
Election gift for PM Johnson: Brexit Party stands down in Conservative seats | Reuters
Brexit Party plan to fight every seat could cost Boris Johnson general election | News | The Times
A few lessons about disproportionality and tactical voting in the European elections | LSE BREXIT
