Archive for the ‘Party Presidency’ Category
The race for the Lib Dem presidency
Written by Stephen Tall on 30th September 2008 – 12:50 pmIt’s rare for an internal Lib Dem party contest (other than for leader) to start making headlines on the BBC website, but the presence of Lembit Opik as a candidate for party president has achieved just that, with this report on his Facebook campaign page.
That is of course the Catch-22 of Lembit’s campaign for [...]
Tags: facebook, lembit opik, ros scott
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Lembit 4 President campaign goes live
Written by Stephen Tall on 16th September 2008 – 1:39 pmHere at Lib Dem Voice, we will of course be maintaining strict neutrality during the forthcoming contest to decide who should be the next president of the party, when Simon Hughes‘ four-year tenure ends in a couple of months. Baroness Ros Scott’s well-oiled campaign launched earlier this month on the day nominations opened.
And it [...]
Tags: lembit opik
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Who’s behind YouGov’s Lib Dem presidency poll?
Written by Stephen Tall on 19th June 2008 – 1:14 pmI’ve just been emailed, and have completed, a YouGov poll asking my thinking about the post of Lib Dem party president, which will be vacant when Simon Hughes stands down after four years in the role this autumn. Here’s a screen-grab:
The poll itself plays a straight bat compared to previous party leadership YouGov polls I’ve [...]
Tags: lembit opik, ros scott
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