This week is your last chance to get your local vote in!

Polling, door-knocking and analysis of past elections show there is a good chance for change in Wellington.

I stand for local communities, with good facilities such as libraries, pools and parks at their heart.
I stand for good transport choices including better public transport, walking, cycling and safer roads.
I stand for good jobs, especially in the clean technology, arts, culinary, marine, education and IT sectors.

I stand for a different style of leadership. I will take advice from a wide range of sources, involve people in decision-making, acknowledge people who bring good ideas to the table and work with the community.

Put your voting papers in the postbox by Wednesday at the latest. After that, bring them down to Wellington City Council, 101 Wakefield St, before 12 noon Saturday 9th October.

Vote 1 for Celia Wade-Brown for Mayor. If you're the family or supporter of another candidate, put 1 for them and 2 for me. I've found Jack Yan to be intelligent, positive and friendly throughout the campaign so consider giving him your second preference.

If you or a friend hasn't got their voting papers you can still enrol (before 5 on Friday 8th) and cast a special vote up to 12 noon Saturday 9th October. Enrolment forms are available at Council and Post Offices or can be downloaded on-line and posted in. You will NOT get voting papers posted if you've enrolled after 20th August so head down to Wakefield Street. Ring 499 4444 for more details.

If you've already voted, well done - remind your work colleagues, friends, family or neighbours to have their say too.
Even if you live out of Wellington now, I expect you'll know someone who lives here!

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Questions on policy, background or voting record - email me at celia@celiaformayor.org.nz or look at www.celiaformayor.org.nz.

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