Tim Farron Appeals to Labour Voters at Conference

The Lib Dems are positioning themselves as the main opposition to the Conservative Brexit government, aiming to fill the gap left by Labour. Despite past election setbacks, they are focusing on voters disillusioned with Jeremy Corbyn. The party reflects on Tony Blair's policies, acknowledging their impact while planning for future growth. They criticize Theresa May's Brexit leadership and aim to appeal to remainers. With increased membership and some electoral gains, the Lib Dems face challenges in improving their poll standings and achieving long-term success.

What is the significance of the 48% mentioned by Tim Farron?

What strategies does the speaker suggest for the Lib Dems to improve their standing in the polls?