Lib Dems aiming to replace Tories 'at top table of politics', says Davey
The Guardian|September 17, 2024
The Liberal Democrats could take dozens more seats from the Conservatives at the next general election if the Tories select a leader who keeps pushing them to the right, party officials believe.
Peter Walker
Lib Dems aiming to replace Tories 'at top table of politics', says Davey

The prediction came as Ed Davey prepared to attack the Conservatives in his leader's speech to the Lib Dem conference, saying he wants his party to supplant them at "the top table of our politics". Davey's speech this afternoon will close a gathering that has celebrated the Lib Dems' huge general election success, moving from 15 MPs to 72, while also cementing the rigid message discipline that helped deliver the result.

After a disastrous 2019 election in which the Lib Dems piled up votes around the country but won only 11 seats, a revamped campaign team focused resources on a constantly revised list of target seats, many of them traditional Conservative strongholds in so-called "blue wall" commuter belt areas.

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