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This week in the local elections

By | Sun 16th April 2023 - 4:55 pm

This week, Lib Dems have been out in force across the country in the local elections.

Ed’s been in Essex

And here’s some of our campaign teams in action from the north, south, east, west and middle England.

If you don’t have elections in your area, do go and help somewhere else. You might help elect more Lib Dem Councillors.

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2 Comments

  • theakes 17th Apr '23 - 4:52pm

    Lot of work required.
    Redfield Wilton polling in 42 Blue Wall seats.
    2019: Con 49%, Lib dems 28%, Labour 20%
    NOW; Labour 37, Con 32 Lib dem 20

  • Mr John Bicknell 19th Apr '23 - 8:30am

    You have to remember that very few people have a strong interest in politics, so that, for those people who want to be rid of the Conservatives, if asked in a poll, will likely react by stating that they are going to vote Labour ‘as they are the only party big enough to beat them’, even if this isn’t the case in a particular constituency. Intensive local campaigning in the run up to a GE can correct these views, to a certain extent, though there are inevitably going to be seats where the LDs will be frustrated at being denied victory by votes going to a third placed Labour candidate, by voters casting their ballot based on the national picture.

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