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Peter Tatchell’s message to LDV readers
Yesterday we announced that Peter Tatchell had won LDV’s annual Liberal Voice of the Year award (open only to non-Lib Dems) in recognition of his fearless campaigning work for international human rights. We emailed Peter to let him know the news, and here’s the message he sent to all LDV readers …
Wow! What an honour. I’m chuffed. Thanks to everyone who voted for me.
What a surprise too. A socialist Green wins Liberal Voice of the Year.
It shows that your readers are non-sectarian and inclusive, putting
values and principles above party politics, which is how it should be.There are progressive people
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LDV readers vote Peter Tatchell your Liberal Voice of the Year
Congratulations to Peter Tatchell, who has won Liberal Democrat Voice’s third annual Liberal Voice of the Year award – an award which publicly acknowledges the campaigning work of non-Liberal Democrats in promoting liberal values. Peter gained a plurality of votes, with 27%; the runner-up was author and journalist Ben Goldacre, with 20%.
Over 700 votes were cast, and the results were as follows:
LDV’s Liberal Voice poll: a two-horse race* between Tatchell and Goldacre?
Five days ago, LDV launched our search for our annual Liberal Voice of the Year, open only to non-Lib Dems, with you, our dear readers, forming the electorate. Voting will close this Sunday, 17th January. Here’s how the votes currently stack up:
- 11% (69) – Guy Herbert, general secretary of NO2ID, for his campaigning work against the database state;
- 30% (180) – Peter Tatchell, for his tireless and fearless international human rights campaigning;
- 13% (79) – Joanna Lumley, for her campaigning for justice on behalf of Gurkha veterans;
- 2% (13) – Rory Stewart, for his straight-talking common sense on
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NEW POLL: Who is your Liberal Voice of the Year?
Ten days ago, in the dying days of the last decade, LDV launched our search for the Liberal Voice of 2009, to find the non-Lib Dem individual or group which has had the biggest impact on liberalism in this country in the past 12 months.
Our thanks to all who put forward nominations, all of which were considered carefully by the LDV editorial collective, which has agreed to short-list the following (in no particular order):
- Guy Herbert, general secretary of NO2ID, for his campaigning work against the database state;
- Peter Tatchell, for his tireless and fearless international human
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