Truss resignation: Sir Graham Brady 1922 Committee presser

The transcript outlines the Conservative Party's leadership election process, detailing the nomination requirements, the parliamentary stages, and the members' voting process. Nominations require at least 100 colleagues' support and can be submitted by signature or email. The process will conclude by October 28th, with an expedited online vote if two candidates are presented. Media involvement ensures members can hear from the final candidates.

What is the minimum number of nominations a candidate needs to participate in the Conservative Party leadership election?

• 50

• 100

• 150

• 75

How can nominations for candidates be submitted?

• By phone call

• By signature or email

• Through a public announcement

• Via social media

What is the purpose of conducting an indicative ballot during the election process?

• To determine the final winner

• To eliminate candidates

• To delay the election process

• To understand the preference balance within the party

What happens if the party decides to put forward two candidates?

• A public debate is held

• A new election process begins

• An expedited online vote is conducted

• The election is postponed

What is planned before the members' vote is concluded?

• A public holiday

• A media blackout

• A broadcast event for members to hear from the candidates

• A fundraising event