easy read - caroline lucas
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An easy to read breakdown of Caroline Lucas - Green Parliamentary candidate for Brighton Pavilion, and why we think we she should be re-elected.TRANSCRIPT
CAROLINE LUCASSTANDING UP FOR YOU IN PARLIAMENT
In 2010, Caroline Lucas was elected to speak up for people in Brighton Pavilion.
This is the EasyRead version about why we think you should vote for her to be re-elected on May 7th.
She has also worked very hard in Brighton, personally helping over 700 people, and writing over 1,570 letters to the government on behalf of people in the city.
She has been a powerful voice for change in Parliament, and has not been afraid to disagree with the older big parties.
Green PartyPromoted by Steve Harris on behalf of Caroline Lucas and Brighton & Hove Green Party all of 39-41 Surrey Street, Brighton, BN1 3PB
Free college and University education for everyone
Railways owned by the public, not by big businesses
WHAT CAROLINE LUCASBELIEVES IN:
You can register to vote online at gov.uk/register-to-vote
Making sure everyone has a decent, warm home to live in
Keeping the National Health Service free for everyone
Making big businesses pay their taxes
Making sure everybody is paid enough to live comfortably
Helping people with disabilities - stopping the cuts!
WHAT CAROLINE LUCASBELIEVES IN:
Fighting Climate Change, promoting energy from the wind and the sun
You can register to vote online at gov.uk/register-to-vote You can keep up with Caroline’s work online at www.carolinelucas.com
Protecting wildlife and the environment
To arrange a postal or proxy vote, you cancall (01273) 291999 or email [email protected]
SO... HOW DO I VOTE?
The council will send you a polling card. It tells you when and where you have to go to vote.
Put an X on the ballot paper next to the name of the person you want to vote for. Fold the paper and put it into the clearly marked ballot box.
When you get to the polling station someone will give you a ballot paper. This is a list of all the people that you can vote for.
If you cannot get to the polling station, you can apply to vote by post. This is called a postal vote.
You can also arrange for someone to vote on your behalf. This is called voting by proxy.
POLL CARD
Brighton voter
You can register to vote online at gov.uk/register-to-vote
VOTE FOR CAROLINE LUCAS ON MAY 7TH