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Election 2005 in historical perspective

Sunday 18 September 2005

Louis Room, Imperial Hotel, Blackpool


The 2005 election saw the Liberal Democrats win a higher number of seats than at any time since 1923, and, for the second election in a row, gain both votes and seats after a period of Labour government - a historically unprecedented achievement.

Yet many had hoped for an even better result, and the election campaign itself saw relatively little movement in the Lib Dem standing in the opinion polls. Did 2005 represent steady progress, or a missed opportunity?


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Report: Election 2005 in historical perspective

(from journal ' Journal of Liberal History 50 ')


with John Curtice, Andrew Russell and Chris Rennard
(Type: report)


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Curtice, John (speaker)
Russell, Andrew (speaker)
Rennard, Chris (speaker)


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Elections
1988-





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Curtice, John (speaker)
Russell, Andrew (speaker)
Rennard, Chris (speaker)


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Elections
1988-

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