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Press Release from Norwich Conservatives Campaign HQ: A former city Tory Leader, a leading member of the business community and a charity worker are amongst the 9 men and women selected by the Norwich South Conservatives to contest the City by-elections due on 9th September. The Executive Committee of the Norwich South Conservative Association have adopted the following candidates: Bowthorpe - Ant...
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Part of the reason that the Conservatives did so badly in 1997 and 2001 was because a lot of people who had voted Conservative in 1992 stayed at home during those two elections. Mike Smithson argues that one of the reasons why the Tory leads in the polls are so high nowadays is because they are intending to turn out (and vote Conservative) at the next general election.
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Barely in time for the 4 June 2009 vote, the UK Conservative Party has launched its campaign for the European elections ─ with David Cameron calling for a national election. Incidentally, the Tories have also published a European Election Manifesto. The Conservatives call for a modern European Union with pledges such as keeping Britain outside the euro, repatriating social and employment legisla...
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The UK is the only country in the west where women vote more conservatively than men. In the US, Italy, Spain, France, Canada etc. women always swing elections for social democratic or liberal parties. But in the UK, women always swing elections for conservative parties. Can anyone shed any light on this?
submitted by Labourhome on 11th Oct 2008 (via labourhome.org)
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There was a time when David Cameron said the Conservatives did not need all-women shortlists because they were selecting enough women without them. According to ConservativeHome, those days seem to be over. The website says that, although up to 60 Tory MPs are likely to be women if Cameron wins the election, 85% of selection contests in the last six months have been won by men. The candidates'...
submitted by Guardian on 17th Nov 2008 (via guardian.co.uk)
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The Conservatives claim to have achieved a democratic first after holding Britain's first ever "open primary" election to select a candidate for a Devon seat at the next general election
submitted by FT on 4th Aug 2009 (via traxfer.ft.com)
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On the Today Programme this morning, Sarah Montague kept pressing Sammy Wilson of the DUP on whether his party would enter into an electoral alliance in certain seats with the new Conservative and Ulster Unionist grouping. Wilson suggested that the DUP would stand but would welcome it if other unionists stood aside. But that’s not going to happen. The Conservatives are determined to contest ...
submitted by Spectator on 25th Jan 2010 (via spectator.co.uk)
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Gary Titley MEP fires a broadside at Cameron’s Conservatives in Europe: “…Tories are still Tories. David Cameron might claim they have changed, but we see the real face of the Conservatives in the European parliament. In the last year alone Tory MEPs voted against fighting the trafficking of women, energy efficiency, the Fundamental Rights Agency and
submitted by LabourMatters on 25th Sep 2008 (via labourmatters.com)
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Over at Conservative Home, Jonathan Isaby has the scoop that Lynton Crosby—who managed both the Tory 2005 general election campaign and Boris’s mayoral run—will run the Libertas campaign in the European elections. This puts him in direct opposition to the Conservative party. Many in Westminster expected that Crosby would return in 2010 to perform the same service for the Tories t...
submitted by Spectator on 19th Mar 2009 (via spectator.co.uk)
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And just when you thought that things couldn't get worse for the Ulster Unionists, they do. The Ulster Unionist's only MP, Sylvia Hermon, has indicated that she will not stand under the party's new banner at the next general election. The UUP has linked up with the Tories to contest elections as Ulster Conservatives and Unionists, but Lady Hermon said she was "disappointed". "At the...
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