It may be an effective way to put together
a winning electoral strategy, but it's not how evidence - based policy - making works.
Not exact matches
Furthermore, given their widely discredited status, it seems unlikely that forming an
electoral pact with the Liberals would provide a
winning political
strategy for Labour.
If we are to not only
win the next election, but ensure a sustained period of
electoral success, then a more medium term
strategy is also needed, in addition to the current focus on today's target seats.
It smacked of a 35 percent
strategy: a timid desire to play it safe politically - to score on «open goal» policy issues such as the NHS - in the knowledge that due to an
electoral quirk, Labour will
win a majority in the next Parliament if it breaks the 35 percent threshold.
Third, it should design
strategies for
winning elections in view of the changes the nation has recorded so far in
electoral technologies.
The downside is the lack of
electoral self - confidence at the very top of the party in their own
strategy to
win, somewhat contrasting with the more bullish mood of campaign staffers and activists.
We're not looking for a preacher as our leader, we're looking for someone who has good values, strong
electoral instincts and the ability to put in place a
winning strategy.
Lord Ashcroft praises Cameron as the man who «rescued the Conservative Party» but criticises the
electoral strategy that meant he did not
win Commons majority