The Tories won’t win back young voters with disco nights alone
The Young Conservatives have elected a new chairman but his role is utterly meaningless unless the party adopts policies that will actually help young people, like ditching the triple lock, says Oliver Dean If I asked the dutiful readers of City AM to name the most consequential election in history, their minds would likely leap [...]
The Conservatives have elected a new Young Conservative chairman, Kevin Ghateh. While this may seem like a significant victory, it is ultimately meaningless unless the party adopts policies that benefit young people. Recently, the party has tried to reinvent itself, but policies such as the triple lock and abolishing inheritance tax on family homes have been criticized as not helping young people.
Despite these setbacks, the party remains reluctant to adopt policies that could help the young, despite their claims to change.
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