Stephen Tall

The LDV members’ poll: have you voted yet?

By | Tue 29th July 2008 - 6:42 pm

Last Friday we invited Lib Dem Voice readers to take part in our first ever members’ poll. More than 100 of you have so far done so for which many thanks. For those of you who haven’t yet filled it in you have until midnight on Friday, 1st August.

It takes between 5-10 minutes to complete, and you can find the link to the survey in our members’ forum – simply look for the thread, ‘FIRST LDV MEMBERS’ SURVEY – August 2008’ under the ‘General’ heading.

Topics we are asking your opinion on include:
– the party’s performance in recent by-elections;
– the launch of Make it Happen, and what you think of the tax-cutting proposals;
– your views on Nick Clegg’s leadership;
– whether the Lib Dems are on the right/wrong track;
– and your chance to rate out of 10 the individual members of the Lib Dem shadow cabinet.

We will publish the results of the survey during the course of next week.

The LDV members’ forum is open to any paid-up Lib Dem member to join. As well as being able to vote in our monthly members’ poll, you will also be able to discuss a range of issues with fellow party members from across the UK (and beyond) within some password-protected privacy.

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