Lib Dems have ‘moral responsibility’ to block Reform, says Ed Davey as party gears up for snap election

{"heading_1":"Lib Dem Manifesto Working Group","subheading_1":"Cheadle MP Tom Morrison leads the group, creating a new manifesto in case of a possible snap election.","paragraph_1":"Davey acknowledges the frustration of some MPs who feel their arguments and campaigns are not getting the coverage they deserve.","paragraph_2":"He argues that tactical voting and local campaigns will play a major role in the election, and the party's ability to engage in 'ground wars' will be crucial.","paragraph_3":"Davey also notes the party's subterranean profile as a potential benefit, as it allows them to tailor their campaigning to the electoral system and prevent bad things from happening.","heading_2":"Party's Strategy for Election","subheading_2":"Davey predicts the party will do even better than in 2024, when it won 72 seats, the highest total for a century.","heading_3":"Moral Responsibility and Anti-Reform Sentiment","subheading_3":"Davey emphasizes the party's moral responsibility to prevent a Reform-led government, citing the presence of anti-Reform sentiment in communities."}