Read about the 2014 contest to be President of the Liberal Democrats, in which Sal Brinton defeated Daisy Cooper, Linda Jack, Liz Lynne and Pauline Pearce.
Conservative peer Lord Ashcroft has now polled 38 Liberal Democrat held constituencies (counting Portsmouth South as Lib Dem held although its MP is now sitting as an independent) … Read the full post »
There’s a counter-intuitive conclusion lurking in the evidence when you think through what is likely to have happened… … Read the full post »
Derived from Jonathan Davies’s helpful comment on Lib Dem Voice… … Read the full post »
But even so, it’s surprising that even at the end all three seem to be struggling to find the points which really distinguish themselves from their rivals. … Read the full post »
Edition #54 of Liberal Democrat Newswire came out last week, a quick mid-month update on several issues. … Read the full post »
You need to give people a reason to click through. The latest email from the candidates doesn’t rise to the challenge. … Read the full post »
Voting for the Liberal Democrat federal committees closes at noon, Thursday 20 November. … Read the full post »
The first set of official campaign emails from the three candidates for Lib Dem Party President has just been circulated to party members. … Read the full post »
This contest is carried out by an all-member postal ballot (with an option to vote online, but all voters get a posted mailing). … Read the full post »
“The main problem that everyone has highlighted is that no one seems to know how each body of the Party relates to the other” – Liz Lynne … Read the full post »