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Will David Cameron contest the 2020 General Election?

Tony Vitofski

28th September 2015

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During the run-up to the 2015 General Election, David Cameron assured both friends and foes alike that he would not seek a third term of office. This blog post contests that the context in which this statement was made has now radically changed. As such we should reassess Mr Cameron's leadership potential for 2020.

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Tony Vitofski

Tony is an experienced FE & HE lecturer in Government and Politics, currently teaching in the heart of Manchester. His current employer, INTO Manchester, specializes in enabling talented international students progress to university. Tony can be followed on Twitter @ushistorytutor

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