A large proportion of voters are still confusing
their electorate vote with their party vote, Alliance
leader Jim Anderton told a public meeting in Christchurch
today.
'I'm still coming across people who think that the
'party vote' means the vote for a local electorate MP.
'Most people who want a change of government will give
their local electorate vote to the candidate most likely to
beat the National-Act-NZ First candidate.
'The Alliance
says that if you only give us one vote, make it the party
vote, because that is the best way to make a
coalition.
'Labour cannot win without a strong party vote
for the Alliance and the Alliance will be campaigning this
week to make it clear that a vote for the Alliance will
make a change of government worthwhile,' Jim Anderton
said.
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