Liberal Democrats Intensify Campaign to Capture Key Tory Seats

Ed Davey's party targets former strongholds of Cameron and Johnson, leveraging tactical voting to challenge Conservative dominance.

The Liberal Democrats are focusing on seats in southern England, including Oxfordshire constituencies once held by David Cameron and Boris Johnson.
The party is employing a tactical voting strategy, aiming to sway Labour-inclined voters in critical areas.
Internal polls suggest close races in key constituencies like Bicester, Woodstock, and Maidenhead.
Lib Dem canvassers have engaged with over 100,000 voters in targeted constituencies, highlighting issues like social care and environmental concerns.
Senior Conservatives warn that voting for the Lib Dems could lead to a larger Labour majority, as the Tories face challenges on multiple fronts.