Political History of the Most Marginal Lib Dem Held Seat in the Country
In May 2005 Romsey's Conservative Candidate Caroline Nokes dramatically reduced the Lib Dem majority in Romsey to just 125 votes – this made it the most marginal Lib Dem seat in the country.
Following another close fought election in May 2010, Caroline was confirmed as the Member of Parliament for Romsey and Southampton North with a majority of 4156. This represented a further swing of some 4.5% from the Liberal Democrats to the Conservatives.
After an exceptionally long day, at 3:45am we found out we had won with a majority of more than 4000 votes! This represents a swing of some 4.5% fr
Election day started bright and early in Romsey with a team of Conservative Future members from across Hampshire helping Caroline Nokes with the da
The last full day of campaigning was spent in Stockbridge, at Hampshire Collegiate School, Romsey and Valley Park. Clarissa Dickson-Wright the
A team of 30 people from across the South East descended on Romsey and Southampton North to get some final delivery done and show their support for
Today we were joined by a great team of Conservative Future members, who were supporting Caroline in Romsey, Swaythling and Bassett. Conserva
Sundays are usually a day of rest from campaigning, but Caroline was out today with a team of volunteers delivering leaflets and talking to voters
Romsey and Southampton North Conservatives had a street stall in the market in Romsey today, with local candidate Caroline Nokes meeting people and