Lib Dem Voice has got a bit random with this pile of steaming tosh talking up the fantasy of prospects of a hung parliament boosting the Lib Dem cause electorally, followed by an inevitable introduction of electoral reform. With the major parties vying for support from the Lib Dem franchisees, whether they are "Beverage", mostly drinking alone in the strangers bar, or non dipsoid "Orangers" ready ...

At the start of the week, Lib Dem Voice invited the members of our private discussion forum (open to all Lib Dem members) inviting them to take part in a survey, conducted via Liberty Research, asking a number of questions about the party and the current state of British politics. Many thanks to the 200

The Lib Dem's have tried so hard to avoid being drawn into the question of who they would back in a hung Parliament. Up to now Nick Clegg has been pretty good at avoiding the question. But then they let Chris Huhne on the TV and whoops! Talking to the BBC Huhne started raising the coalition of 1940 as a precedence for Lib Dem action in a hung parliament ie they could work with Labour if Brown step...

Well done to those excellent bloggers who won the Lib Dem blog awards this year. I have my reservations about the rather insular nature of the Lib Dem blogosphere, but I personally think the winners are very worthy and are a great example of what good Lib Dem blogs should be like. In the coming 12 months the Lib Dem blogosphere needs to now become less navel gazing, less about talking to the conve...

Article by Stephen Tall from Lib Dem Voice: This is a slightly interesting article, because it confirms that the Lib Dem campaign in Oldham and Saddleworth has seen the sort of all out mobilisation for a by-election that the Lib Dems are famous for. There is clearly no reluctance from Lib Dem activists to defend the record

Ah, the question the media loves, and Lib Dems hate: just who would the party back if there were a hung parliament? Now we’ve asked this question before in an attempt to get the media to understand the position of Lib Dem members (despite the wilful attempts of BBC2’s The Daily Politics to mislead viewers

Today’s BBC2 Daily Politics is touting a highly misleading poll by ComRes feigning to know which of the other two main parties – Labour or the Tories – Lib Dem members would wish to shack up with in the event of a hung Parliament where the party holds the balance of power. The Guardian reports

Welcome to the third edition of Lib Dig Pig, being a roundup of non-Lib Dem oriented gems on the internet, as voted by Lib Dem members using Lib Dig (if you aren’t one, and are a Lib Dem member, sign up here: The rules for inclusion here are simple: they must have been “dug” for

Welcome to the second edition of Lib Dig Pig, being a roundup of non-Lib Dem oriented gems on the internet, as voted by Lib Dem members using Lib Dig (if you aren’t one, and are a Lib Dem member, sign up here: The rules for inclusion here are simple: they must have been “dug” for ...

Welcome to the tenth edition of Lib Dig Pig, being a roundup of non-Lib Dem oriented gems on the internet, as voted by Lib Dem members using Lib Dig (if you aren’t one, and are a Lib Dem member, sign up here: You can now get twitter updates of stories which appear on libdig –