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| Ken Livingstone - Better value for London every time! |
The Mayor of London
election tomorrow between Ken Livingstone (for Labour) and Boris Johnson (for
the Tories, although he wants you to forget that) is the largest personal
electoral mandate in Europe after the President of France. It is a touchstone
election – here is the last word from Ken tonight on the eve of the poll.
David --
I wanted to take time out tonight to send you this brief message on the eve of the London Mayoral Election.
It’s been a long campaign. We’ve mobilised record numbers of volunteers, knocked on thousands of doors, pioneered new campaign techniques and fought hard for our collective values.
I’m very proud of what we’ve done. I want to thank you for your help.
Tomorrow is a clear choice between Labour and Conservative. The choice has never been clearer. Vote Conservative for four more years of fare rises, police cuts and economic mismanagement.
Or vote Labour for a fares cut, more police on the street, more and cheaper housing, the reintroduction of the London EMA, grants for childcare and cheaper heating bills.
Today, David Cameron is urging voters to elect Boris Johnson. That tells us the stakes for Londoners. Despite the incessant and relentless attacks from the right wing press, this election is going to go to the wire.
I really hope you can campaign with us tomorrow.
Best,
Ken
I wanted to take time out tonight to send you this brief message on the eve of the London Mayoral Election.
It’s been a long campaign. We’ve mobilised record numbers of volunteers, knocked on thousands of doors, pioneered new campaign techniques and fought hard for our collective values.
I’m very proud of what we’ve done. I want to thank you for your help.
Tomorrow is a clear choice between Labour and Conservative. The choice has never been clearer. Vote Conservative for four more years of fare rises, police cuts and economic mismanagement.
Or vote Labour for a fares cut, more police on the street, more and cheaper housing, the reintroduction of the London EMA, grants for childcare and cheaper heating bills.
Today, David Cameron is urging voters to elect Boris Johnson. That tells us the stakes for Londoners. Despite the incessant and relentless attacks from the right wing press, this election is going to go to the wire.
I really hope you can campaign with us tomorrow.
Best,
Ken
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