VOICED: Conservatives eye end to long wait for power

The transcript discusses the political landscape leading up to the May 6th election, focusing on David Cameron's leadership of the Conservative Party. Initially enjoying a lead in the polls, Cameron faced challenges due to an unpopular Prime Minister and public skepticism. Despite efforts to modernize the party and present a progressive manifesto, the public remained unconvinced. Cameron's privileged background and performance in TV debates were scrutinized. The election outcome remained uncertain, with the possibility of a Conservative return to power but no room for complacency.

What was the main reason the Conservative Party's lead in the polls was not secure?

• The strong leadership of the Prime Minister

• The lack of a clear manifesto

• The popularity of the Labour Party

• The economic crisis and expenses scandal

How did David Cameron aim to change the image of the Conservative Party?

• By avoiding public debates

• By aligning with the Labour Party's policies

• By introducing a modern, compassionate conservatism

• By focusing on traditional conservative values

What was Cameron's message regarding British society?

• It is thriving under current policies

• It requires more government control

• It should follow the American model

• It is broken and needs less government intervention

What was a significant challenge for Cameron in convincing the public?

• His lack of political experience

• His aggressive debate style

• His focus on foreign policy

• His privileged background

What was the outcome of Cameron's performance in the final TV debate?

• He decided to withdraw from the election

• He was criticized for being too aggressive

• He maintained a slight lead in the polls

• He lost significant support