In the 2001 general election campaign, Blair emphasised the theme of improving public services, notably the National Health Service and the State education system.
The Conservatives concentrated on opposing British membership of the Euro, which did little to win over floating voters.
The Labour Party retained its large parliamentary majority, and Blair became the first Labour Prime Minister to win a full second term.
However, the election was notable for a large fall in voter turnout.
In the 2001 general election campaign, Blair emphasised the theme of improving public services, notably the National Health Service and the State education system. The Conservatives concentrated on opposing British membership of the Euro, which did little to win over floating voters. The Labour Party retained its large parliamentary majority, and Blair became the first Labour Prime Minister to win a full second term. However, the election was notable for a large fall in voter turnout.
Premiership of Tony Blair