Sentence examples for labour contacts from inspiring English sources

Straw mobilised his Labour contacts.

My best Labour contact in the borough agrees: "It's hand-to-hand fighting there".

Tiresomely, Labour also invested in Mosaic last year, although its computer system, called Labour Contact, is thought to be less advanced than the Tories'.

Among the signatories to a 2005 letter backing Labour contacted by the Guardian, just one, Martin Littler of IT firm Inclusive Technology, would stand up for the party publicly.

In his year-long journal of events leading up to Britain's 2015 general election, Election Notebook: The Inside Story of the Battle Over Britain's Future and My Personal Battle to Report It, Robinson describes the call coming through in the summer of 2014 on "a rather bad mobile line" from a Labour contact making a rather surprising offer.

Overall, in these twenty constituencies, the Tories had contacted 53% of voters; Labour had contacted 68%.

She dug out her two-year warranty which covered parts and labour and contacted the firm.

By mid-November, in its key seats, Labour had contacted over 15,000 voters per constituency, 21% on average.

Labour's Contact Creator reduced the swing away from the party in 2010 by two percentage points in the 100 seats where it was used most.

But recent polling by Lord Ashcroft, a Conservative peer, found that in five of eight key Tory-Labour marginals Labour had contacted more voters in some cases many more.The Conservatives are stronger at the national level.

That finding is echoed by Mr Kellner today, who writes: "YouGov research finds that up to Friday, Labour had contacted more voters locally than the Tories, in person, by phone, via leaflets and by email .Even Labour insiders are surprised at the size of the gap.