Leadership contest: first online hustings

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Leadership contest: first online hustings

By Mark Pack | Sat 3rd November 2007 - 11:55 am

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There will be a series of different online hustings held during the party’s leadership contest between Nick Clegg and Chris Huhne. The first of these -which will run through the whole contest – is kicking off on Monday 5th November at forum.libdems.org.uk

Any party member can use this hustings to question Chris Huhne or Nick Clegg even if they are not able to make one of the offline hustings in person.

This site uses the Liberal Democrats Account system, which is (only) open to party members. The LDA allows party members to create one username and password which then work across a range of different party sites – including the members only site, the manifesto consultation site, the online petition tool and Flock Together.

If you are a party member and don’t yet have one, get your own LDA username and password here.

Read more by Mark Pack .
This entry was posted in Leadership Election.

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