Moira Deeming disendorsed as Victorian Liberal party candidate for upcoming state election

The party’s state executive decided MP’s fate after she withdrew her legal action against the party earlier this week Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming has been disendorsed ahead of the upcoming state election, despite dropping an eleventh-hour legal challenge against her own party. The state party called a meeting for Friday afternoon where they voted to remove the MP as a candidate for the November election. “Tonight the Liberal Party state executive decided to cancel the endorsement of Moira Deeming for the number 1 position in the Western Metropolitan region,” a statement said. “The Liberal Party wishes to thank Moira for her service to the Liberal Party. “The Liberal Party considers the matter resolved and we look forward to continuing to outline our plan to provide the fresh start Victoria needs in the leader up to the November election.” The decision puts her future political career in jeopardy. While she remains in the opposition party room, she will lose her position as an MP after the November election unless she runs as an independent. Guardian Australia has contacted Deeming for a response. Deeming announced o