Anna Gross writes in the Financial Times:
The Liberal Democrat party is stepping up campaigning in more than a dozen seats predominantly in the south of England following recent by-election wins, as it starts to broaden its ambitions ahead of the general election expected next year.
Dave McCobb, the director of field campaigns, presented a paper to members on Tuesday night that identified areas where support for the Lib Dems was growing, giving the party a good chance of pushing out the Conservatives at the next election.
Most of these constituencies are in the party’s former heartland in the south-west of England, including Taunton Deane and West Dorset, as well in Surrey in the south-east and the seat of Stratford-on-Avon in the West Midlands.
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If the party advocated liberalism, promoted it, and helped the public see why liberalism is an answer to current issues, then all these extra MPs would have been elected on/for something.
Alas, it's just winning to win, and then once they've won.... What?
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