Ten days to the PCC, council, Scottish, Welsh and London elections



There are just 10 days until voters go to the polls across the UK. Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party are relying on support from the trade unions for their final push.
 
Will you help us get the message out? Donate today and we will put your money towards calls, letters and leaflets to ensure voters go to the polls. But we have to decide how many people we’re able to contact by 9am tomorrow.

With your vote on Friday 6th May, this is what our country could have:
  • Strong Conservative councils across England continuing to deliver value for taxpayers’ money
  • Effective Conservative Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales working hard to keep our streets safer
  • Labour out in Wales after 17 long years in office
  • A strong opposition in Scotland, holding the SNP to account
  • A Mayor who will stand up for our capital city to deliver his Action Plan for Greater London
Or we could wake up to something very different. A Labour Party running parts of our country, led by a man who wants to:
  • Put up income tax on hardworking families
  • Print money to pay for public services
  • Back unrestricted strikes
  • Abolish our Armed Forces

Thank you for your support,
 
The Conservative Party

Promoted by Alan Mabbutt on behalf of the Conservative Party, both at 4 Matthew Parker Street, London, SW1H 9HQ

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