Jenni Oliver, a Conservative activist, expressed the urgency of choosing the right leader this time, reflecting on past choices like Liz Truss, which she deemed a mistake. She emphasized, "We need to get it right this time. Members have grown accustomed to these selections but are now aware of selecting the leader of the opposition instead of a prime minister." Her sentiment resonates with local Tory members questioning past wrong turns in leadership.
Tony Roberts, president of the local Conservative association, believes Robert Jenrick has matured significantly as a politician. He stated that despite Jenrick's shift to the right, his fundamental Conservative values remain intact, saying, "His evolution reflects the party's need for a strong figure, and I trust he can lead us effectively.
Local councillor Sue Saddington expressed deep support, reminiscing about the early days when they campaigned for Jenrick in a by-election. She claimed, "Newark will absolutely rejoice to have a person of stature like Jenrick leading our party again. It signifies a renewal that the area has long desired, despite recent setbacks in support.
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