David Cameron elected new UK Conservative Leader
{{date|December  6, 2005}}

[[David Cameron]] has been elected the new leader of the [[w:Conservative Party (UK)|United Kingdom  Conservative Party]], beating off his rival [[w:David Davis|David Davis]] by a factor of two to one in a postal ballot of the nationwide party membership.

The thirty-nine year old has said he is committed to an agenda of reform within his party, characterised by his 'Change to Win' leadership campaign.

== Sources ==

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David Cameron has been elected the new leader of the United Kingdom  Conservative Party, beating off his rival David Davis by a factor of two to one in a postal ballot of the nationwide party membership.

The thirty-nine year old has said he is committed to an agenda of reform within his party, characterised by his 'Change to Win' leadership campaign.

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