Read about the 2019 contest to be President of the Liberal Democrats in which Mark Pack defeated Christine Jardine to succeed Baroness Sal Brinton. You can view Mark’s campaign website on the Wayback Machine here.
After each round of major internal Liberal Democrat elections such as for leader, president or the federal committees, there is a review of how things worked. … Read the full post »
I am honoured and delighted to have been elected as President of the Liberal Democrats. … Read the full post »
Understandably delayed by the general election, the count for Liberal Democrat Party President was held on Saturday morning. … Read the full post »
I’m the son of immigrants, one parent from Germany, the other from Poland. My own family history is in miniature the troubled history of Europe. … Read the full post »
The close of polls in the elections for Liberal Democrat Party President and various other party roles is being put back a week, to Friday 15 November. The results will now come out on Saturday 16 November. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrat Newswire #130 took a look at all the posts up for election in the party’s current internal contests. … Read the full post »
Quite rightly, nearly all our attention now is on winning public elections: winning those council by-elections coming in before the general election and winning then in the general election too. … Read the full post »
There is a lot of understandable confusion and frustration over the voting arrangements for the Liberal Democrat internal elections. … Read the full post »
In case you missed it last week, here’s the second (and final) of my messages sent out by party HQ to members for the Party President election. … Read the full post »
See why the chair of Calderdale Liberal Democrats, Mark Pittaway, is backing me to be the next Liberal Democrat Party President. … Read the full post »