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Boris Urges Vote For Change

April 30, 2008 - Staff

Boris Johnson has said Londoners have “the opportunity to bring about a change for the better” by voting for him on Thursday.

This week Johnson’s campaign have distributed a million ‘pledge cards’ and half a million leaflets to Liberal Democrat voters as it seeks to hoover up every possible vote.

They have also distributed over two million leaflets, individually tailored to each GLA constituency with over 20 specific pledges, to households.

Speaking as campaigning ended Mr Johnson said “work tirelessly to deliver safer streets, value for money, better transport links, and pleasant public spaces for all Londoners – and I want to ensure that everyone who lives here, whether they are from zone 1 or zone 6, enjoys our city’s success.”

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Tagged With: 2008 GLA Election

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