Conor Pope Articles

As a longtime ally to Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro, an intervention from the Labour leader would carry real weight, argues Progress deputy editor Conor Pope I covered around 270 miles on foot during the general election, knocking on doors in about 17 seats. I do not...

The Liberal Democrats' irrelevance has afforded the Labour leadership the freedom to take left-liberal voters for granted on Brexit, argues Progress deputy editor Conor Pope It is easy to look at Labour’s hardline stance on leaving the single market over the weekend...

The Corbynite wing of the Labour party is becoming more comfortable with shrugging off unhelpful ideological baggage in the pursuit of success, finds Conor Pope You can often learn more about a politician from a friendly interview than a hostile one. They are more...

Labour’s electoral strategy was more successful than expected – can it deliver victory next time? Ellie Mae O'Hagan and Conor Pope debate whether the next campaign should continue to focus on non-voters and youth turnout   [column-group][column] YES – Ellie Mae...