On Monday morning Ed Miliband announced that it was day one of Labour’s general election campaign. On the same day, there were also speeches from Jim Murphy and Nick Clegg, as well as a press conference from a group of Tory leadership hopefuls Cabinet ministers.
With 122 days until polling, this makes for what is possibly the longest election campaign in living memory. This is largely down to the fact that we already know the date of the election, due to the introduction of fixed term parliaments.
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Given Ed Miliband has set the task for Labour activists to speak to four million voters by May 7th, a strong ground campaign seems to be vital to the party’s chance of success.
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Finally, LabourList readers have a pretty good track record with predictions (as Conor Pope revealed over the Christmas holidays) and so we will be regularly testing the water to see how you feel things are going.
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