Let's try not to get too partisan here.

 

They are usually 6 weeks.

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Four weeks is about enough of listening for politicians for me...

About right I'd say.

6 weeks? It always feels much longer than that....

Not sure what the correct answer is but the Conservatives have been in campaign mode since the end of July.

At least they're not as long as in the US where you get the primaries months and months beforehand and then several months of campaigning by the two candidates.

Not sure what the correct answer is but the Conservatives have been in campaign mode since the end of July.

 

Not just the Conservatives, but probably the Lib Dems and SNP too I would say.

Election campaigns in the US are essentially 2 years long, 6 weeks is nothing in comparison. (Of course there's usually some pseudo campaigning a bit before the 6 week period here too but still).

Election campaigns in the US are essentially 2 years long, 6 weeks is nothing in comparison.

 

I wonder if there's a negative correlation between campaign length & turnout? <_<

Four weeks is about enough of listening for politicians for me...

 

I think I was too generous here - it's not 4 weeks yet, and it already feels like 4 years! :o

That's because the establishment Tories have been campaigning since July.

I think it's about right for all positions to be cemented.

Anyone reconsidering their answer now? :mellow:

I can't remember my answer even. Still think it's about right though.

I can't remember my answer even. Still think it's about right though.

I can't remember my answer even. Still think it's about right though.

 

It's probably easier if your side is leading... :P

The length I believe is irrelevant, at least it can be made to feel longer or shorter quite easily. The structure of public events in the campaign and rules on media coverage could be made far more streamlined and non-partisan to ensure a more exciting and interesting process of debate, cross-examination and scrutiny.

That's because the establishment Tories have been campaigning since July.

 

 

Don't be daft. They didn't know there'd be an election then.

His first speech was like a election speech and he was visiting hospitals in September with the photo ops that came with it.

The whole Get Ready for Brexit was £100m of taxpayers money spent on the Conservative’s advertising campaign