Lib Dem block vote in Labour Deputy electoral college

Members of trade unions affiliated to the Labour Party get to vote in that party’s deputy leadership contest. Lib Dem blogger and MP John Hemming was unaware that his membership of the Musicians’ Union gave him such a right until he got his ballot paper today. By expressing your choice in the comments section of his blog, you can vote as part of a Lib Dem electoral college to decide how his one vote in the TU electoral college should be cast. Feel the power; use your vote unwisely.

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5 Comments

  • johnhemming 9th Jun '07 - 8:27am

    I am aware of another Lib Dem Councillor who also has a vote.

  • All Lib Dems who are members of Labour Party affiliated trades unions should opt out of the political levy.

  • Can anyone provide a link to a site that provides the form to opt out from the levy?

    This might help users of this site…………….

    😉

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