Selection news: Sutton seats

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Selection news: Sutton seats

By the founding editor | Mon 19th February 2007 - 9:51 am

Carshalton & Wallington have unanimously re-selected Tom Brake MP, and Sutton & Cheam have unanimously re-selected Paul Burstow MP as their candidates for the next General Election.

Thanks to Dominic Mathon for letting me know.

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5 Comments

It's a two-horse race 19th Feb '07 - 10:13am

Con gain.
Anonymous 19th Feb '07 - 1:54pm

Even a talented, charismatic politician would have struggled in C&W. Brake has no chance.
Andrea 19th Feb '07 - 2:55pm

“Even a talented, charismatic politician would have struggled in C&W. Brake has no chance. ”

The local elections last year in C&W wards were ok for the Libdems, better than in Sutton and Cheam wards. A sort of reverse of 2005 GE trend with LD doing better in S&C than in C&W
Hywel Morgan 19th Feb '07 - 5:44pm

“Con gain” – you are RikW from PoliticalBetting.com and I claim my £5 🙂
Basjaukeku 19th Feb '07 - 8:16pm

Here we go. The amateur prophets. Why don’t you just leave the decision to the electorate, TWO-HORSE?

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