Sentences with phrase «damaging election fight»

Not exact matches

The by - election will cost the Tories about # 100,000 to fight, but the damage Carswell has done to the party goes well above the financial.

What will happen at Glasgow is a series of votes where Ministers will tell Conference representatives that it would be politically damaging for the party to fight the 2015 election on positions different to those taken by the Coalition Government.

The local elections will be fought in the tough terrain of metropolitan councils, where the Lib Dems have suffered serious collateral damage from the coalition.

Although cuts - currently shaping up to be the issue the general election is fought on - have the potential to damage parties even more than their first cousin; taxation.

Gordon Brown was fighting to save his premiership today after Hazel Blears emboldened Labour MPs demanding a leadership election with a resignation statement timed to inflict maximum damage on the prime minister.