Showing posts with label GE2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GE2010. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 April 2010

Nick "Crazy" Clegg loses the plot

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I am stocking up the extensive cellars at Cooke Towers with essentials – canned foods, batteries, dried mushrooms, red wine and so on. I in...
Saturday, 10 April 2010

Report from the Front - canvassing in Cullingworth

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*** Canvassing in Cullingworth today was – as it always is – a really pleasant experience. Met lots of my lovely neighbours, enjoyed chatti...
Friday, 9 April 2010

Do social media campaigns fit the centralised, controlling, presidential party campaign strategies?

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*** The Institute of Direct Marketing (a fine body of men and women) have commented on the emerging social media campaigns at the election....
Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Wednesday Whimsy: The Elections - introducing the characters (with apologies to Gary Gygax)

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The suggestion has been made that the General Election should be conducted in the style of a role-playing game rather than in the rather o...
Tuesday, 6 April 2010

Councillor Cooke's draft General Election itinerary

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*** I’ ve been told there’s an election on and have decided – in the interests of research (and getting them elected) – to spend a little t...
Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Abstentions set to top General Election Poll Again!

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*** Have avoided writing about polls and such like – partly because while I may be obsessed with them most normal folk are not. But mostly b...
Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Election 2010: Seats to Watch #3: Will the Lib Dems break through in those Northern Cities?

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*** I’ve looked at two sets of Conservative target seats – in the coalfields and in what I called “inner-outer” London. This set of seats i...
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Thursday, 21 January 2010

Election 2010: Seats to Watch #2: Harrow and Hounslow

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*** The ‘inner-outer’ London suburbs used to be pretty safe for the Conservatives but these days this is less true. Indeed, the change in ra...
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Election 2010 Seats to Watch #1: The Changing Coalfields

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*** There will be a great deal of discussion and speculation about the next General Election not least in where the places to watch might ...