May's Tories Overhaul Campaign Strategy After Election Debacle
- Review warns another snap election could happen at any time
- More staff, new technology as Labour targets swing districts
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Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservatives will overhaul its campaigning strategy after a warning that the next U.K. general election could happen at any time and it must be ready when it does.
“We are making necessary changes to ensure that, working together, we can deliver a majority when the next election comes,” the party chairman, Patrick McLoughlin, told delegates as he opened the Tories’ annual conference in in the northern city Manchester. “We are changing the way that we work.”