1965: Edward Heath over Enoch Powell. Who be Maudling?
1975 : I'm only aware of who Thatcher, Edward Heath, William Whitelaw and Geoffrey Howe are, and am not sure in what order I would prefer them except that Thatcher goes last.
1989: Anthony Meyer
1990: Preferences: 4.Margaret Thatcher, 1.Michael Heseltine, 3. just for getting Maggie's support (of course only Heseltine actually stood against her) John Major, 2.Douglas Hurd
1995: John Major over John Redwood
1997: 1.Kenneth Clarke, 2.William Hague, no idea how to order those other abominations.
2001: 2.Michael Portillo, 4.Iain Duncan Smith, 1.Kenneth Clarke, 5.Michael Ancram, 3.David Davis - as all of these, this is assuming - absurdly - that I also want the Tories in government. Preferences from third are therefore based on chances of electoral victory.
2005: David Davis, David Cameron, Liam Fox, 1.Kenneth Clarke. I forget where Fox stood, so can't order him in; and Cameron scares me but might still might conceivably end up above Davis.
Labour Party:
1955: Aneurin Bevan
1960: Harold Wilson
1961: Hugh Gaitskell, Anthony Greenwood. Who was Greenwood?
1963: (of these two:) 1.Harold Wilson 2.James Callaghan. Not aware who Brown is.
1976: 2. (but see 1.) Michael Foot, 4.James Callaghan, 3.Roy Jenkins, 1.
(probably not if I cared for winning elections - but then Labour wouldn't, soon enough) Tony Benn, 5.Denis Healey
Anthony Crosland left unsorted because I forget where he belongs.
1980:Michael Foot over Denis Healey. Who are the other guys?
1983: 1.Neil Kinnock over Roy Hattersley. I have heard the *name* Heffer, but that's it.
1988: Tony Benn over Neil Kinnock. His defeat was assured anyways - this vote might be different otherwise.
1992: Bryan Gould just because noone else would.
1994: 3.Tony Blair, 1.John Prescott, 2.Margaret Beckett
