David Cameron reaction on the Oldham By-Election

The speaker reflects on their participation in an English by-election campaign, noting the challenges faced and the historical context of government parties rarely winning such elections. Despite starting and finishing in third place, the speaker emphasizes the importance of explaining difficult decisions to the public and maintaining open communication. The speaker is committed to continuing these efforts across the country, including in Newcastle.

What was the speaker's position in the by-election campaign?

• First place

• Second place

• Fourth place

• Third place

How often do government parties win by-elections from opposition parties?

• Rarely

• Very frequently

• Every election

• Never

When was the last time a government party won a by-election from an opposition party, according to the speaker?

• During World War II

• During the Falklands War

• During the Gulf War

• During the Vietnam War

What is the speaker's main goal in explaining government decisions?

• To gain popularity

• To avoid criticism

• To win more elections

• To ensure public understanding of long-term benefits

Where is the speaker currently discussing these issues?

• Newcastle

• Birmingham

• Manchester

• London