 Campaigns you can use in the next week and afterwards.
Campaign Committee members have been super-busy in recent weeks helping with the Green Party’s national election campaign, one of us (the brilliant Ria Patel) as a parliamentary candidate. It’s great to see how many of the issues we’ve worked on recently also feature in the Green Party manifesto, including:
Feel free to draw on any or all of these in your own campaigning, both during the election and after. The Green Party’s bold, clear policies on these and other issues have been met with a huge groundswell of support and it now looks very possible that we’ll have at least four new Green MPs on 5 July! Having a strong group of Green MPs at Westminster, speaking up for climate, environment and social justice, will make a huge difference. But aside from those four constituencies, a big Green vote across the UK helps put pressure on other parties to do better on these crucially important issues. Whatever the outcome of the election, we’ll be resuming non-electoral campaigning for the Green Party as soon as the dust has settled. Member or not, we hope you'll join us. Fingers crossed for 4 July!
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 The biggest lie going around is that Green votes don't matter. They matter more than ever before. Greens believe in collaboration, intelligent policies and caring for the people and natural world around us. At a time when such beliefs are under threat.
Whether in a target seat, a marginal or a safe seat, you can raise Green votes to tell the next government what voters really think is important. Download these easily printable A4 Vote Green pdf posters to print off and put in windows to boost the Green vote. (If printed in numbers for your local party, rather than individual use, you'll need to add your local party imprint. We've included editable Powerpoint versions to make that easier). Download from here. We've also got two other strong publicity generators from our recent campaign packs that could be useful in your area: One is our ‘Housingometer’ tool, which you can use on street stalls for people to create a visible barometer of local opinion on rent control and other housing policies. A press release with photos of the completed Housingometer can generate media coverage for your local party and show how many people agree with us on housing issues. So can sharing these images on social media. Details here. Another is the Chateau Sewage action. Deliver a bottle to the office of your local privatised water company (or MP) and follow this with a press release highlighting our call for these companies to be taken back into public ownership. It's a great way to attract media attention for your Green Party candidate. And generate social media sharing. We've already had good results from using it. We hope you’re as excited as we are about the prospect of raising the Green vote, making politicians take Green issues seriously and, hopefully, electing more Green MPs in a few weeks time. Green votes count! |
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