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election contest

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The election contest was between prime minister Harold Macmillan''s Conservatives and Hugh Gaitskell''s Labour Party - with the Conservatives attempting to secure a third successive election victory at a time when, according to Macmillan, the British public had never had it so good.
Yesterday it was the turn of younger people - a crucial demographic in any election contest - to be targeted by the Government, with the promise of work placements, apprenticeships or jobs that will all last for six months at least.
Coleman's attorney said "an election contest is now inevitable" after the state's supreme court refused his request to have some rejected ballots counted.
 
 
 
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