General Election 2015 - Behind The Scenes With The Conservative Party

The transcript follows a day in the life of a political journalist covering the Prime Minister's campaign. It highlights the challenges faced by journalists, the repetitive nature of political campaigns, and the strategic focus of the Conservative party on small gatherings. The media's role in shaping public perception and the potential political consequences of alliances are also discussed.

What is one of the main challenges faced by journalists following politicians on campaign trails?

• Lack of information

• Long hours and extensive travel

• Poor accommodation

• Limited access to events

What is a major concern regarding a potential alliance between Labour and the SNP?

• Constitutional crisis

• Foreign policy changes

• Economic instability

• Increased taxes

How do the Conservatives prefer to conduct their campaigns?

• In small gatherings with activists

• Through large public rallies

• Via online platforms

• By engaging with international media

What is a common feature of political campaigns as described in the transcript?

• Repetitive nature

• Frequent changes in messaging

• High media engagement

• Innovative strategies

How do voters primarily receive messages from the Prime Minister according to the transcript?

• By attending live events

• Through social media

• Via public speeches

• Through newspapers, radio, and TV