'We can win' - Jo Swinson tells Lib Dems in conference speech

The Liberal Democrats, led by Jo Swinson, are positioning themselves as a strong alternative to the main parties, with ambitions to stop Brexit and attract remain voters. Swinson criticizes Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, highlighting the party's unity and recent defections as signs of potential realignment. However, there are concerns about overconfidence and challenges in key areas like Harrogate. The party leaves its conference with optimism but faces the risk of disappointment if their goals are not met.

What is Jo Swinson's main goal for the Liberal Democrats?

• To reduce the party's ambitions

• To support Brexit

• To stop Brexit altogether

• To form a coalition with the main parties

How does Jo Swinson view the leaders of the main parties?

• As potential allies

• As supportive of remain voters

• As unfit for coalition

• As trustworthy leaders

What does Jo Swinson hope to achieve with recent parliamentary defections?

• A realignment of the wider electorate

• A stronger coalition with Labour

• An increase in Brexit support

• A reduction in party unity

What is a potential risk for the Liberal Democrats' extreme remain position?

• Gaining too much support

• Being seen as too moderate

• Overconfidence leading to a step too far

• Losing all parliamentary seats

What sentiment do Liberal Democrat members leave the conference with?

• Complete certainty of success

• A plan to merge with the Conservative party

• Greater optimism but aware of possible disappointment

• A desire to support Brexit