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Activism and Campaigning in the New Labour Party,ected to the House of Commons. Labour’s overall parliamentary majority of 179 was higher than ever before in its history and larger than the number of Conservative MPs elected. The party succeeded in winning two million more votes than in the previous general election of 1992 and its share of the vo

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political activities of Labour party members. It addresses questions such as: What do Labour party members think of New Labour and its policies? How important are the members to the party? Are they becoming more or less active over time? Can the party dispense with its membership and still remain v

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Activism and Campaigning in the New Labour Party, Conservative MPs elected. The party succeeded in winning two million more votes than in the previous general election of 1992 and its share of the vote increased by 9 per cent. This success was repeated in the 2001 general election, although this election was accompanied by a dramatic fall in the turnout.

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Conclusions,tories are the direct consequence of the modernization strategy of the party, first started by Kinnock after the 1983 general election, continued by Smith in 1992 and 1993, and then given a further boost by Blair from 1994 onwards. The political strategy which these leaders argued and fought for within the party paid rich dividends.