Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey suggested his party would make inroads.
Sir Ed Davey insisted his party could outperform opinion polls at the general election and make further inroads into former Tory heartlands.
Speaking to the PA news agency on a campaign visit in Esher, in the Elmbridge district of Surrey, he said: “We’re very excited about our opportunities on May 2. In many, what I call, Blue Wall seats like here in Elmbridge, it’s a clear fight between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives. “We think we can take it this time, because lifelong Conservatives, people who have always voted Conservative, are saying no, we’re not going to do it this time,” Sir Ed said.
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