Finding a million more Conservative votes: 'It’s about figuring out a way to speak to women'

Our Survey: The Party's policy programme needs to speed up as Badenoch's future splits members

In The Dorchester Hotel, hordes of Tory politicians, members and donors met for The Spring Lunch last week, supporting Conservative marginal seats and Women2Win. Tables cost a pretty penny, people were paying for raffle items and Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch, by all accounts, gave a stirring speech on the state of the party and where it goes next. The only thing is that – even for those who enjoyed the speech – people had their minds …

To limit critics' time to organize against Poilievre, some senior Conservatives explore moving convention to this fall

If Pierre Poilievre wants to lead the party in the next election, he should resign and seek a fresh mandate through a new leadership race, says former Calgary Conservative MP Devinder Shory.

Finding a million more Conservative votes: 'It’s about figuring out a way to speak to women'

Ben Woodfinden, Pierre Poilievre's 31-year-old former comms director, says centre-right parties worldwide face the same gender divide.