After a brief five day hiatus, there are more opportunities to put our leadership candidates through their paces this weekend.
Tonight, at 7pm, is the North West hustings. Register here.
Tomorrow, there are two events. Liberal Democrats Abroad at 2pm and the Equality and Diversity hustings at 7:30 pm.
You don’t actually have to remember to register in advance. You can just watch the livestream here.
Ballot papers are now all out. If the party has an email address for you, you will have received your ballot online. If you can’t find it, search for “Alan Masters” and make sure it hasn’t gone into your junk or spam. If the party doesn’t have an email address, then you will be one of the 8000 or so people who will have received a ballot by post.
If you haven’t received your ballot, contact [email protected] or phone 020 7022 0988 between 09:30 and 17:30 Monday to Friday.
Ballots have to be in by 1pm on 26th August.
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I do love being a member of the Lib Dems! What do you have to search for when looking for your voting paper? Not Ballot Paper, or Lib Dems or Leadership Election but Alan Masters. It’s so obvious when you know and people have been sharing it on Facebook quite a lot but still worthy of a mention at Glee Club I’d have thought?
I think the Leadership Elections have been going on so long that I’m getting hysterical but thank you, dear Alan Masters, for cheering me up and showing me I definitely belong in this party. I think your name is known by more people than either of the leadership candidates. Perhaps one day we’ll have a photo to put with the name?
Ballot paper would actually work though, because the subject line was “Your ballot paper – Leader of the Liberal Democrats”, but okay.
(We’ve also spent a fair bit of time working common search phrases into the emails to try make them surface more easily too).