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2017 Liberal Democrats leadership election

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observed: "Nominations do not close until next month, but Cable is the only candidate to have declared and there is no other Lib Dem MP seen as having the potential to beat him in a contest". By 3 July 2017, ten of the eleven other Liberal Democrat MPs had declared they would not be standing; this
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constituency with a significantly reduced majority. He announced he would step down as party leader on 14 June 2017, a week after the election, citing difficulty in reconciling his faith and his leadership. He remained as party leader until the 20 July, when he was succeeded by
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claimed that Swinson and Cable had agreed a deal to this effect. While both Swinson and Cable denied this, Cable did tell the Telegraph that "it is a simple fact of life if I decided in three years' time to let someone else take over she is ideally placed to do it".
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Lamb had stood in the last leadership election, and has been praised for his work on mental health. He was expected to be more centrist and less stridently oppositional to Brexit, and his abstention on the vote for the
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There was some speculation that Swinson had chosen to support Cable to lead for two or three years before taking over the leadership herself, given his age compared to other potential leadership candidates.
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before hearing of Farron's resignation and that she had decided that the deputy leadership was the right role for her at the time. On 20 June, Swinson was elected unopposed as deputy leader. This left
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wing of the party. On 27 June, Davey announced he would not be standing for the leadership, citing "the need to be there for my young children and not continually away from home".
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triggering Brexit was seen as a potential weakness within the strongly pro-EU party. He declined to stand, and explained his decision in an article in
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The following survey was conducted before the close of nominations and therefore includes candidates who did not put themselves forward.
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announced on 18 June that she would not stand for the leadership. She explained that she had decided to contest the
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was the only nominated candidate and was therefore declared the new leader of the party.
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was the only nominated candidate and was declared leader of the Liberal Democrats.
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Deadline for ballot papers to be returned (5pm post or hand, midnight electronic)
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Davey originally planned to support Swinson. He has been associated with
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as the most likely contenders. Cable declared his candidacy on 20 June.
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The timetable for the leadership election was determined by the party's
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as leader on 14 June 2017, after just under two years as leader of the
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claimed that every other MP had pledged to support him.
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No other candidate achieved 15% of first preferences.
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Vince Cable
Tim Farron
Vince Cable
Tim Farron
Liberal Democrats
Vince Cable
2017 general election
House of Commons
2015 election
Ed Davey
Jo Swinson
Nick Clegg
Tim Farron
Westmorland and Lonsdale
Vince Cable
Federal Executive
alternative vote
one member, one vote
current Liberal Democrat MPs
Jo Swinson
deputy leadership
Ed Davey
Norman Lamb
Vince Cable
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