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LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most-read articles this week

By | Sun 25th May 2014 - 3:38 pm

7 ver 4 fullMany thanks to the 33,765 visitors who dropped by Lib Dem Voice this week. Here’s our 7 most-read posts…

Not everything you read on the internet about UKIP and Nigel Farage is true (28 comments) by Caron Lindsay

About that UKIP earthquake…Farage’s party national vote share DOWN on 2013 (39 comments) by Stephen Tall

Local Elections: Overnight results roundup (updated) (73 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Opinion: Why I was persuaded to back Lib Dems 4 Change (298 comments) by George Potter

Local Elections 2014: Friday afternoon Roundup (Updated) (60 comments) by Caron Lindsay

Post May 22 Leadership speculation: “Ashdown would cut my balls off if I criticised Clegg” (67 comments) by Stephen Tall

Wondering who to vote for today? #EP2014 (14 comments) by Caron Lindsay

 

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