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822:(uncontested); were two candidates to stand, the election would immediately proceed to a ballot of all members of the party. In the event that more than two candidates stood, MPs would hold a series of ballots to reduce the number to two, with the candidate garnering the fewest votes in each round eliminated. (Were two or more candidates to tie for last place, as happened in the 2001 contest, the ballot would immediately proceed to a revote, with all bottom-placed candidates eliminated if the tie still remained.) Candidates would also be permitted to withdraw between rounds (as also happened in the 2001 contest).
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final two with the support of barely a third of MPs in the final ballot (or even less if the rival candidate has overwhelming support in the
Parliamentary Party) and then be elected leader by the party members; conversely, an incumbent leader is perpetually vulnerable to being removed by the MPs. Additionally, some argued that the party membership was unrepresentative of the electorate at large and thus prone to elect a leader reflecting only their views rather than those of the country at large.
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853:(although taking place under previous rules) and 2001, the position of Chairman of the 1922 Committee was vacant for some weeks because the previous holder retired or was defeated in the recent general election. Many felt that this prolonged the contests unnecessarily and called for the Returning Officer to be the bearer of a party office which is unlikely to be vacant in the aftermath of a general election.
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883:, in a speech on 6 May 2005, Howard announced his intention to resign as leader of the Conservative Party. However, he indicated that before he stood down, he wanted to oversee changes to the party’s process of electing a new leader. These new proposals were set out in principle in the Conservative Party document,
930:, Chairman of the 1922 Committee, would seek nominations for leader from Conservative MPs. Contenders would need the support of 5% of the party, or 10 MPs (in the 2005 Parliament), in order to stand. Once nominations had closed, MPs would then start a two-week consultation process with their constituencies,
917:
This proposal was put to the 1922 Committee on 15 May 2005, but rejected. About 100 of the 180 backbenchers that attended the meeting instead endorsed a motion drawn up by the executive of the committee, proposing instead to hold a consultative period with all local associations, but leave the choice
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At the 2005 Conservative Party conference, each of the five announced candidates at the time was allowed a 20-minute speech. This was seen by many as the start of the leadership campaign by each of the candidates and their speeches were closely analysed by party members and the media. Many felt that
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19 July 2005 – A survey of primarily
Conservative Party members and supporters reveals that there is strong support for MPs making the final decision but also strong support for ordinary party members having a formal say in the process. The same survey finds David Davis to be the most popular choice
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6 July 2005 – Conservative MPs at a meeting of the 1922 Backbench
Committee agree a system whereby a candidate with the support of 5% of MPs (currently 10 MPs) could stand and with a consultative poll of constituency party chairmen, who would each put forward two names, but with MPs making the final
777:
Much speculation surrounded the review of the rules, as it was widely perceived that the system eventually adopted could prove a help or hindrance to particular candidates with strong support in certain areas of the party. However, on 27 September 2005, the proposal to change the rules was rejected.
292:
in the near future following the party's third successive general election defeat. However, he stated that he would not depart until a review of the rules for the leadership election had been conducted, given the high level of dissatisfaction with the current system. Ultimately, no changes were made
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This equated to a total of 61 per cent of the constitutional college in favour. For the changes to be approved, 50 per cent of all those eligible to vote were required to vote in favour, along with 66 per cent of MPs who voted and 66 per cent of the
National Convention members who voted; it is this
945:, hailed the decision by the parliamentary party to accept the new proposal by 127 votes to 50 at the 20 July 2005 meeting of the 1922 committee as a "victory for common sense". The 1922 Committee proposal was then put to the Conservative Party Board, which duly supported it. Following this result,
934:
and local councillors to ascertain their preferred candidates. They would then report back to Spicer, who would assess their findings and inform MPs of the two candidates who had gained the most support, in order of preference. MPs would then hold the first ballot, in which all nominated candidates
865:
Many criticised the system as having been devised to try to answer those who believed that a leader should have the backing of the bulk of MPs, to answer demands for ordinary party members to have a say, and to allow for the removal of a failing leader, with it possible for a candidate to reach the
1814:
In a YouGov poll published on 12 November, more than two-thirds of party members looked set to vote for the younger candidate as party leader. Around 68 per cent of voters who had already returned their ballot papers had opted for Mr
Cameron, while 66 per cent of those still to vote said they were
952:
commented: "I am pleased that these changes, agreed by the Party Board and the 1922 Committee, are going to be put forward. If these changes go through, the
Conservative Party will have a new Leader in place by the middle of November." However, other MPs were less enthusiastic about the proposed
327:(42 votes) to go through to the second ballot on 20 October. In the second ballot, Fox was eliminated (51 votes), leaving Cameron (90 votes) and Davis (57 votes) to go through to a postal ballot. The ballot, whose result was declared on 6 December, saw Cameron win 68% of votes to Davis' 32%.
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Once only two candidates remained, the all-member ballot would be proceeded to, lasting for some weeks, with the candidate topping the poll to be declared leader. To be eligible to vote, an individual would have to have been a paid-up member of the party for at least three months.
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When the results of the ballot of the
Constitutional College of the Conservative Party were announced on 27 September 2005, the proposal had failed to gain enough backing. With a total of 1,001 (87.7% of full membership) ballots were returned, the votes in each section were:
912:
Candidates would be allowed to spend up to £25,000 from the opening of nominations, with the Party
Treasurer responsible for raising this money for each candidate, and any money raised from other sources to be deducted from the money they receive from the Party
1373:
15 June 2005 – At a meeting of the 1922 Backbench
Committee Conservative MPs holds an indicative vote on several proposed options for electing the leader. A system where MPs select the leader with a formal consultation of members is the preferred
979:, wrote: "It is not too late for the parliamentary party to find a way of involving grassroots members in the Conservative Party’s most important decisions. Any proposals that do not facilitate democratic involvement deserve to be defeated."
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If no candidate was nominated by over half of the
Parliamentary Party, each candidate would address and answer questions from the National Convention. The Convention would then vote, with the result of this election being
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Prospective candidates would require nominations from any two of their fellow MPs taking the Conservative whip. Were only one candidate to stand (as happened in the 2003 leadership election), they would have been elected
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There were no abstentions, with all 198 Conservative members voting. Cameron, Davis and Fox went through to the second ballot held on 20 October. The results were announced by the Chairman of the 1922 Committee at
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declares that he has sufficient support in the parliamentary party to be nominated for the leadership and that he will be a candidate "unless it becomes clear by the autumn that I don't have a serious prospect".
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25 May 2005 – A consultation document on party reforms is formally circulated, including proposals to change the way the leader is elected, giving the final say to MPs and withdrawing the all-party member
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to determine how they would do this under the condition that the candidate who received the most votes from the National Convention would be guaranteed a place in each ballot, including the final ballot.
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states in an interview that he feels there are "too many" candidates for the leadership and calls for the "plethora of would-be leaders" from the party's liberal wing to unite around a single candidate.
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makes a speech entitled "We're all in it together" in which he sets out his views on the future of the party and calls for families and married couples to receive greater support from the government.
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would be able to participate. As in the existent system, the MP with the lowest number of votes would be eliminated. The process would then be repeated, as required, until one candidate remained.
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calls for the party to radically reform itself, calling for the description "Reform Conservatives" to be used. He states he is undecided about whether or not to stand for the leadership.
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and YouGov polled 665 members of the Conservative Party just after the first ballot, where Clarke was eliminated leaving only three contestants. The poll showed that 59 per cent backed
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21 July 2005 – MPs finish voting on proposals to change the rules and back a system that gives them the final say. Objections to removing the role of grassroots members are made by the
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1288:. Many commentators believe that this makes it likely that the constitution will no longer be an issue in UK politics that this removes a major obstacle to a Clarke leadership.
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final threshold that was not reached. As a result of this failure in the Constitutional College ballot, no changes were made to the party’s rules on electing a leader.
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Constitutional college has a total of 1,141 members and is made up of MPs, MEPs, the officers of the Association of Conservative Peers, frontbench spokesmen in the
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and 15 per cent for Mr Davis. This poll showed support for Mr Cameron being strong amongst the grassroots of the party on the eve of the final (membership) ballot.
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as the returning officer of a leadership election; if a vote of no confidence is passed, a leadership election is called, with the incumbent barred from standing.
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21 May 2005 – A survey of local party chairmen in Conservative held seats finds that the majority of respondents are happy for MPs to select the leader.
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announces that there will be a review of the rules for electing a leader and that once this review is complete he will stand down. Shadow Chancellor
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Cameron and Davis went through to the runoff vote of the Conservative Party's 300,000 members. The votes were counted on 5 December and the winner,
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rules himself out of the contest, citing a lack of support. He also announces he will return to the backbenches when the new leader is elected.
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is reported to be undecided about whether to stand, stating that he always made his mind up about "these things at the last possible minute".
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The following candidates declared their intention to seek the leadership, but withdrew before voting began after gathering limited support:
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declares that he is "keen" to run for the leadership, though notes that there will be some months in which to make a final decision.
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also rejects the Constitution, reinforcing mounting speculation that the Constitution will be abandoned and that this in turn makes
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The first ballot of MPs was held on 18 October. The results were announced, ten minutes later than expected, at 5:30 pm by Sir
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1822:. 57 per cent of those still to vote said they may change their minds between then and the postal ballot deadline on 5 December.
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Many prospective criticisms were made of the aforementioned rules, in light of some problems encountered in previous elections:
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The conference was also seen as similar to the Conservatives' 1963 conference, where there was also a race to become leader.
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1324:(British politician) sets out his vision of the Conservative Party, emphasising the need to maintain its traditional values.
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802:, a leadership contest can be initiated either by the incumbent leader resigning or by the Parliamentary Party passing a
304:, received a letter of resignation from Howard. Nominations for candidates opened immediately, and closed on 13 October.
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in the present leader, the latter being called upon a request by 15% of the Parliamentary Party to the Chairman of the
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polled 746 members of the Conservative Party just after the conference. The poll showed support slipping away from
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warns that removing ordinary members' say in electing a leader will not make the party more attractive to voters.
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calls for the next leader to be from "the mainstream of Eurosceptic opinion" in what is seen as a dismissal of
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The Fresh Future: A consultation paper setting out proposals to reform the Conservative party's organisation
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is reported to be contemplating a leadership bid. Many commentators believe that Clarke's position on the
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with most potential leadership candidates in key positions. Much speculation surrounds the appointment of
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calls for the party to select high calibre candidates for their 100 top target seats, including 50 women.
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Subsequent Tuesdays and Thursdays: Further ballots of MPs if required, until only two candidates remain
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The provision for resolving a tie was originally lacking and hastily devised during the 2001 election.
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third, but by the evening of the same day the two had swapped places. By the end of the conference,
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of right-wing Conservative MPs will not field a candidate of their own, otherwise expected to be
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is the best candidate to lead the party, but that Clarke is "anguishing" over whether to stand.
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cautions against proposals to remove grassroots members' say in the selection of the leader.
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29 June 2005 – Two former Party Treasurers declare support for different candidates in the
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27 September 2005 – Proposal to change the rules for electing a new leader is rejected.
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calls for the party to place a greater focus on social justice and a stronger society.
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announces that he will no longer stand in the contest for the leadership, and backs
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and the election proceeded with the existing rules, which were introduced in 1998.
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as Conservative leader. He said that he would not stand but he would support
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could be the person to unify all wings of the party. Another Clarke ally,
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becomes the first candidate to confirm his desire to seek the leadership.
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The contest formally began on 7 October 2005, when the Chairman of the
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formally launches his bid. Supporters at his press conference include
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declares his intention to stand as leader of the Conservative party.
3003:"Latest News, Breaking News and Current News from the UK and World"
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on 6 May 2005, when he announced that he would be stepping down as
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states that it is "quite likely" he will stand for the leadership.
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2024:"Rule change puts the choice of Tory leader into hands of MPs".
2007:"Tory backbenchers rebuff Howard's blueprint for rules reform".
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declares that he believes the Constitution "plainly is no more".
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of leader to be ultimately decided by the parliamentary party.
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2059:"Conservative Party Board decides on leadership postal vote"
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rules himself out of the contest, citing a lack of support.
3185:"YouGov/Sunday Times survey of Conservative Party members"
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rules himself out of the leadership race in an article in
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Iain Duncan Smith's tenure as Work and Pensions Secretary
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For the Scottish Conservative leadership election, see
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Britain's Economy: Cameron and Clegg Face the Audience
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announces that he will not stand as the leader of the
1349:, resigns as a Whip in order to support Rifkind's bid.
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5 June 2005 – In a series of articles and interviews
27:
British leadership election to replace Michael Howard
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European Conservatives Group and Democratic Alliance
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Organisations associated with the Conservative Party
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2005 Scottish Conservative Party leadership election
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states, "I will be thinking about whether to stand."
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calls for the party "to return to first principles."
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Proposals to change the leadership election process
2847:"Alan Duncan: The Tory Taliban must be rooted out"
2041:"Tory MPs wrest back the power to choose leader".
786:Under the rules adopted in 1998, under which both
768:, was announced shortly after 15:00 on 6 December.
5335:Conservative–Liberal Democrat coalition agreement
4614:Conservative National Property Advisory Committee
1850:Turnout of 198,884 out of a membership of 253,600
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983:Proposal not backed by the Constitutional College
879:Following the Conservative Party's defeat at the
1968:"Full text: Michael Howard's resignation speech"
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1735:were much better. This led to a rapid change in
1594:both officially launch their election campaigns.
1557:31 August 2005 – Following a day of expectation
926:Under the 1922 Committee's proposed system, Sir
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18:2005 Conservative Party (UK) leadership election
846:The tie-breaking mechanism was arguably clumsy.
307:The first round of voting amongst Conservative
56:7 October – 6 December 2005
5181:2005 United Kingdom party leadership elections
3187:. Times Online. 9 October 2005. Archived from
1662:13 November 2005 – Former Conservative leader
512:for South Suffolk, former Environment Minister
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1190:immediately confirms he will not be standing.
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5407:Michael Gove's tenure as Education Secretary
5340:Nick Clegg's tenure as Deputy Prime Minister
3030:"Tories must change, would-be leaders agree"
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1511:and by prominent Conservative MPs including
1391:17 June 2005 – High-profile Conservative MP
1277:will hinder a bid, as on previous occasions.
1224:rules himself out of the leadership contest.
39:
5074:2005 Conservative Party leadership election
4968:European Conservatives and Reformists Group
4908:European Conservatives and Reformists Party
4624:Conservative Science & Technology Forum
922:Revised proposals for electing a new leader
875:Initial proposals for electing a new leader
282:2005 Conservative Party leadership election
40:2005 Conservative Party leadership election
5925:December 2005 events in the United Kingdom
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1659:is eliminated in the second ballot of MPs.
1633:12 October 2005 – It is reported that the
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5915:2005 political party leadership elections
4364:Directly elected city mayoral authorities
1715:front-runner (at the time of his speech)
1652:is eliminated in the first ballot of MPs.
5412:Jeremy Hunt's tenure as Health Secretary
3302:History of conservatism in Great Britain
990:
542:
5504:November 2023 British cabinet reshuffle
4002:Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party
2106:"Way now clear for leadership election"
1876:
1843:
445:
355:Shadow Secretary of State for Education
334:
5397:Theresa May's tenure as Home Secretary
4669:Conservatives for International Travel
4521:Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation
536:, the Chairman of the 1922 Committee.
4644:Conservative Women National Committee
1366:14 June 2005 – Former Prime Minister
1179:6 May 2005 – In the aftermath of the
1008:
1005:
1002:
999:
545:
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5905:2005 elections in the United Kingdom
5273:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
3028:Sturcke, James (29 September 2005).
1496:18 July 2005 – As Duncan withdraws,
4556:Conservative Friends of the Chinese
4260:Treasurer of the Conservative Party
3159:"Hopefuls questioned by Tory women"
2977:"Clarke 'will get Tories in power'"
2821:"Progress on Tory leadership rules"
2717:"Cameron backs marriage tax breaks"
2688:"Clarke keen to run for leadership"
2662:"Clarke ally backs Davis as leader"
2636:"Boris endorses Cameron for leader"
2480:"Duncan to run for Tory leadership"
2324:"Ex-leader backs Tory Eurosceptics"
2272:"Leadership plans spark Tory anger"
2243:"Tories 'need to emphasise reform'"
2217:"Davis yet to decide on leadership"
2191:"Clarke 'anguish' over leader race"
2112:. 27 September 2005. Archived from
1911:"Cameron chosen as new Tory leader"
1885:"Tories nominate as Howard resigns"
1815:likely to choose him over the then-
1542:as he thinks that the Pro-European
1509:Campaign for Conservative Democracy
992:Proposal for electing a new leader
488:for Kensington and Chelsea, former
4992:Ulster Conservatives and Unionists
4531:Conservative Co-operative Movement
4255:Conservative Campaign Headquarters
3133:"May throws weight behind Cameron"
3107:"Rifkind departs Tory leader race"
3081:"Ancram rules himself out of race"
3055:"Lansley rules out leadership bid"
2951:"Yeo pulls out of Tory chief race"
2925:"Tory hopefuls get pitch platform"
2901:. ConservativeHome. Archived from
2873:"Duncan criticises 'Tory Taleban'"
2795:"Ancram's leadership vote warning"
2743:"Clarke plots Tory leadership bid"
2584:"'Mummy issues' key says Tory May"
2506:"'Too many' after Tory leader job"
2454:"Tory Blunt quits to back Rifkind"
2402:"UK cool over EU treaty vote call"
2376:"Davis sets out Tory party vision"
2162:"Osborne will not enter Tory race"
1942:"Tory rule change bid is defeated"
1755:had become the front runner, with
1702:5 December: Members' ballot closes
315:was eliminated (38 votes) leaving
25:
4659:Conservatives Against Fox Hunting
4589:Conservative Humanist Association
4574:Conservative Friends of Palestine
4560:Conservative Friends of Gibraltar
4526:Conservative Christian Fellowship
4480:Association of Conservative Clubs
4460:Conservative Women's Organisation
3297:History of the Conservative Party
2769:"Letwin backs Cameron for leader"
2610:"Cameron ponders Tory leadership"
2558:"Tory MPs agree leadership rules"
2532:"Thatcher makes appeal to Tories"
2428:"Rifkind in frame for leadership"
2350:"Tories must show social justice"
2298:"Clarke weighs up leadership bid"
2136:"Howard reshuffles top Tory team"
1546:is the best candidate to succeed
5874:
5873:
5484:
5345:Chancellorship of George Osborne
5291:Leader of the Conservative Party
5219:
5026:
5016:
4619:Conservative Rural Affairs Group
4403:Conservative Party Review (2016)
4306:Conservative Chief Whip's Office
4285:National Conservative Convention
4269:Conservative Research Department
1696:20 October: Second ballot of MPs
1554:through the Leadership Election.
1131:
1042:
830:Criticisms of the existing rules
727:
496:
472:
448:
409:
385:
361:
337:
290:Leader of the Conservative Party
177:
170:
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90:
5704:1987 Bullingdon Club photograph
4869:Society of Conservative Lawyers
4551:Conservative Friends of America
3251:Conservative and Unionist Party
2065:. 5 August 2005. Archived from
1743:– on the morning of 6 October,
1693:18 October: First ballot of MPs
1604:5 October 2005 – Deputy Leader
1402:, widely seen as a key ally of
1395:says that he will back Cameron.
1384:16 June 2005 – In an interview
1293:A referendum in the Netherlands
5687:Sir William Mount, 2nd Baronet
4609:Conservative Education Society
4579:Conservative Friends of Turkey
4569:Conservative Friends of Israel
4536:Conservative Countryside Forum
4340:Northern Ireland Conservatives
1739:of the five candidates on the
1146:format but may read better as
466:Shadow Secretary for Transport
1:
4955:European People's Party Group
4564:Conservative Friends of India
4541:Conservative Disability Group
4324:Conservative Party Conference
1690:13 October: Nominations close
959:, a number of MPs, including
794:were respectively elected in
311:took place on 18 October and
4980:Movement for European Reform
4914:International Democrat Union
4699:Margaret Thatcher Foundation
4634:Conservative Transport Group
4629:Conservative Trade Unionists
1705:6 December: Result announced
1388:"hints" at a leadership bid.
1302:2 June 2005 – Former leader
1258:24 May 2005 – Former leader
377:for Haltemprice and Howden,
5330:2010 coalition negotiations
4986:Alliance for an Open Europe
4962:European Conservative Group
4546:Conservative European Forum
3352:General election manifestos
3214:BBC coverage of the contest
2094:. 19 July 2005. p. 23.
1687:7 October: Nominations open
1641:, but will instead support
953:system; in a letter to the
427:Chancellor of the Exchequer
284:was called by party leader
5941:
5201:Scottish Liberal Democrats
4945:Conservative–DUP agreement
4584:Conservative History Group
4511:Blue Collar Conservativism
3281:Conservative Party Archive
2088:"Grassroots involvement".
2047:. 21 July 2005. p. 2.
2030:. 21 July 2005. p. 8.
1807:, against 18 per cent for
1237:declares that he believes
941:, the Conservative MP for
29:
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5773:The New Coalition Academy
5473:
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5033:United Kingdom portal
5013:
4903:List of current alliances
4892:
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4849:Centre for Social Justice
4844:Centre for Policy Studies
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4759:Young Britons' Foundation
4604:Conservative Muslim Forum
4430:
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4387:Conservative Associations
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3367:Irish Conservative Party
3337:Unionist Free Food League
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2013:. 16 May 2005. p. 2.
1747:was the clear leader and
1467:declares his support for
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5285:Leader of the Opposition
4940:List of former alliances
4729:One Nation Conservatives
4639:Conservative Way Forward
4425:Associated organisations
4250:Conservative Party Board
1299:a more viable contender.
849:In the contests in both
773:The rules of the contest
464:for Rutland and Melton,
403:Shadow Foreign Secretary
5834:Brexit: The Uncivil War
5736:The Trial of Tony Blair
5582:2005 (party leadership)
5437:Cash for Access scandal
5325:Second Cameron ministry
5320:Cameron–Clegg coalition
5023:Conservatism portal
4951:European People's Party
4918:European Democrat Union
4724:Northern Research Group
4689:European Research Group
4594:Conservative Mainstream
4355:Gibraltar Conservatives
3377:Scottish Unionist Party
2899:"ConservativeHome Blog"
1155:converting this article
439:Candidates who withdrew
425:for Rushcliffe, former
5558:Our Society, Your Life
5481:
5447:2014 cabinet reshuffle
5442:2012 cabinet reshuffle
4654:Conservatives 4 Cities
4345:Scottish Conservatives
3387:National Liberal Party
3362:Liberal Unionist Party
1611:11 October 2005 – Sir
1282:A referendum in France
717:David Cameron elected
250:Leader before election
5829:(2015–2016 TV series)
5535:Opposition frontbench
5480:
5196:Scottish Conservative
4996:Ulster Unionist Party
4749:Tory Green Initiative
4664:Conservatives at Work
3382:National Party (1917)
1817:Shadow Home Secretary
1677:'s victory announced.
1232:Deputy Prime Minister
1230:22 May 2005 – Former
1181:2005 general election
881:2005 general election
804:vote of no confidence
379:Shadow Home Secretary
309:members of Parliament
4734:Popular Conservatism
4679:COVID Recovery Group
4470:Conservatives Abroad
4371:London Conservatives
4046:Leadership elections
3372:Irish Unionist Party
3347:Carlton Club meeting
3332:Tariff Reform League
2069:on 27 September 2005
1789:(26%) and moving to
1586:29 September 2005 –
1504:amongst respondents.
885:A 21st Century Party
5787:Chipping Norton set
5752:When Boris Met Dave
5525:Political positions
5509:International trips
5467:International trips
5457:Resignation Honours
5432:Austerity programme
5422:Muscular liberalism
5350:Austerity programme
5126:Sir Malcolm Rifkind
4854:European Foundation
4739:Renewing One Nation
4684:European Foundation
4599:Conservative Health
4506:The Atlantic Bridge
4475:LGBT+ Conservatives
4465:Young Conservatives
4350:Welsh Conservatives
4184:July–September 2022
4084:Thatcher re-elected
2091:The Daily Telegraph
2044:The Daily Telegraph
1948:. 28 September 2005
1801:The Daily Telegraph
1576:5 September 2005 –
993:
225:Members' vote
212:Second ballot
149:Members' vote
136:Second ballot
41:
5715:Dave the Chameleon
5482:
5452:2016 EU referendum
5206:Scottish Socialist
4974:European Democrats
4516:Common Sense Group
3317:Tamworth Manifesto
3009:. 5 September 2005
2116:on 1 November 2005
2110:Conservative Party
2063:Conservative Party
1682:Election timetable
1673:6 December 2005 –
1655:20 October 2005 –
1648:18 October 2005 –
1622:12 October 2005 –
1540:Conservative Party
1334:8 June 2005 – Sir
1157:, if appropriate.
1123:Timeline of events
991:
782:The existing rules
201:First ballot
123:First ballot
5887:
5886:
5681:Alexander Cameron
5574:Electoral history
5564:Greensill scandal
5496:Foreign Secretary
5380:March 2015 budget
5279:Foreign Secretary
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3307:Electoral history
3191:on 9 January 2006
3165:. 13 October 2005
3139:. 12 October 2005
3113:. 11 October 2005
1919:. 6 December 2005
1668:News of the World
1635:Cornerstone Group
1597:3 October 2005 –
1534:27 August 2005 –
1521:Iain Duncan Smith
1406:, indicates that
1368:Margaret Thatcher
1304:Iain Duncan Smith
1260:Iain Duncan Smith
1235:Michael Heseltine
1207:Shadow Chancellor
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1775:The Sunday Times
1763:closely behind.
1710:Party Conference
1434:Evening Standard
1197:unveils the new
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1153:You can help by
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1797:(39%) instead.
1772:
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1729:Malcolm Rifkind
1712:
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1613:Malcolm Rifkind
1485:18 July 2005 –
1424:29 June 2005 –
1417:19 June 2005 –
1398:18 June 2005 –
1377:16 June 2005 –
1359:13 June 2005 –
1352:10 June 2005 –
1336:Malcolm Rifkind
1286:EU Constitution
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5894:Categories
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5547:The A-List
5143:* Withdrew
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3409:Leadership
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