City partners are backing David Cameron and the Conservative Party as the most credible option in this year's general election, despite persisting doubts over Tory economic policy and recent polling figures indicating the possibility of a hung parliament. Almost two-thirds (63%) of respondents to Legal Week's latest Big Question survey said they are likely to vote Conservative in the upcoming election, compared with only 20% who support for the Labour Party and 15% for the Liberal Democrats.
March 30, 2010 at 02:45 AM
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Labour’s welcome with City lawyers is well and truly worn out with partners set to back Conservatives in general election despite lingering fears over business policies. Friederike Heine reports
City partners are backing David Cameron and the Conservative Party as the most credible option in this year’s general election, despite persisting doubts over Tory economic policy and recent polling figures indicating the possibility of a hung parliament.
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