Tag Archives: 2020 May elections

Thank you candidates, agents and campaign teams

News of the delay in this May’s local elections by a year is a sign of just how serious the coronavirus outbreak is.

It also means that for many candidates, agents and campaign teams who were gearing up for May, there’s now an unsettling vacuum in their political lives. What was going to be a peak of effort, with big impacts on the lives of people who are or aren’t elected, is now suddenly put off.

There’s also the weird situation that some councillors – along with their families – find themselves in. Those who were expecting to retire in a few weeks, sometimes after many years of voluntary public service, instead face an extra 12 months before they get to stand down.

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Siobhan Benita and team are working full-on in London

This weekend our London Mayoral candidate, Siobhan Benita and her team have been campaigning very hard all over the city:

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Whoever you are, the Liberal Democrats will stand up for you

The party’s latest party political broadcast provides a good summary of our aims as we move past “Stop Brexit”:

The accompanying blurb also gives a good statement of our priorities:

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  • Tristan Ward
    If Britain is to join the EU (or even the Single Market/a new Customs Union) there has to be a broad consensus across the political spectrum. That means ther...
  • Mick Taylor
    My recollection is that the constitution gives control over voting to the states, so there would be no federal intervention possible....
  • Peter Davies
    "Please Democrats – where you now control state legislatures – reverse the suppression and the gerrymandering." Of course they should and probably will do t...
  • Martin Pierce
    Not mentioned much is the appalling voter suppression in Mississippi. 230,000 taken off the voter rolls earlier this year, strangely but completely coincidental...
  • cim
    I expect the answer is as simple as the Greens (and to a lesser extent the Lib Dems) were benefiting from the "Starmer is so terrible we can't vote Labour any m...