Online Presidential hustings at 7pm tonight

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Online Presidential hustings at 7pm tonight

By The Voice | Mon 7th October 2019 - 3:39 pm

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There is an online hustings for the two Presidential candidates tonight at 7pm until 8pm.

Here are some relevant links:

RSVP form for the event

Put forward your questions for the candidates

Watch the Hustings on YouTube at 7pm

Watch the Hustings on the Lib Dem website at 7pm

The two candidates are Mark Pack and Christine Jardine MP.

Read more by The Voice or more about party presidential election 2019.
This entry was posted in Party policy and internal matters.

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2 Comments

Jack McKenna 7th Oct '19 - 7:56pm

How long do you need to of been a member for to be eligible to vote in this election?
Paul Walter 8th Oct '19 - 7:31am

Hi Jack

The rules say:

“The electorate for the purpose of the election shall be those members with
current membership of the Liberal Democrats on the closing date for nominations,
including those members whose subscriptions were due not more than three
months before the closing date.”

The closing date for nominations was 30th September 2019.

https://www.libdems.org.uk/presidential_election_regulations

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