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7:03 pm, September 20th, 2014 - 4 comments
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From Moira Coatsworth….
Dear Friend,
The polls are now closed, and it won’t be long until we know how the votes have fallen.
What we already know is that we wouldn’t have achieved our largest grassroots campaign without the amazing efforts of thousands of people like you across the country.
Together we spoke personally on the phone with over a quarter of a million Kiwis, we hand delivered 1.5 million pieces of targeted direct mail and we had conversations with voters on tens of thousands of doorsteps across the country. Our targeted focus on securing the party votes of those who were most likely to vote Labour will mean thousands more people gave us their party votes than would have otherwise.
Our efforts culminated in an outstanding get out the vote effort today – the largest we’ve ever organised.
It’s been a remarkable campaign which has shown that through the cooperation of our committed supporters across the country, whether in our new hubs, or in small towns, we are the party of people.
I’d like to give my thanks, on behalf of the whole team, for everything you’ve done over the last weeks and months.
Let’s watch the results come in with a sense of satisfaction for a campaign where we gave it our all.In solidarity,
Moira Coatsworth
Labour Party President
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I never received any labour advertising at all in the mail here in Picton, got heaps of national, conservatives & act advertising though.
I bet you have a ” No circulars” sign on your letterbox, we don’t put election advertising in there so as not to alienate those that have such signs.
She should be sacked before lunchtime.
Wonder how much effect circulars have on voting? I tended to glance and throw.
Still wonder about exactly what causes each of us to tick this box or that box.