Cameron feels the election heat in Corby steelworks
Voters don't even know when they're going to the polls yet but try telling the politicians that. It was the Prime Minister on the campaign trail in Northamptonshire today, visiting a steel plant in Corby.
t's the latest high profile visit in the run-up to the town's by-election, which has been called after Tory MP Louise Mensch decided to step down.
It's a crucial battleground seat with only 1,500 votes separating the Conservatives and Labour at the last election.
The result - when the election is finally called - will be critical to the leadership of both parties in a constituency where the MP has always been from the party which went onto form the government.


