Voting Details Released!
Reform Election fast approaching.
Allow me to start by thanking, as ever, the paid subscribers of this newsletter.
A big welcome to the newest supporters Faith, Barbara, Jesse and Trevor. Cheers.
And thanks once more for your many kind messages about my bid to be elected onto the Reform UK Board.
You can now watch my campaign video here.
Reform Members will be able to vote from next Thursday, and I know many of you have asked for further details.
Before the vote opens there will be a livestreamed hustings that I’ll be participating in.
As Reform Chairman Dr. David Bull has laid out:
“Tune in at 6pm on Thursday - we will be putting the candidates on the spot to justify why they deserve your vote to join the Party Board.
“The event will be LIVE from our impressive new studio at Reform HQ.
“This is democracy in action and will be a show you will not want to miss.”
As for the actual vote:
“At the end of the live hustings, voting will begin.
“Voting will take place online and be open until 10pm on 21 August.
“Members eligible to vote will receive information on how to do this via email next week.”
I certainly hope you’ll consider backing me, at what is a crucial time for Reform.
The fact is that the battle of Labour vs. Reform is now raging all over the country.
This week alone saw Reform gain a seat from Labour in Cannock Chase, gain another in Wales and also retain a seat in Durham as well.
This is remarkable stuff. I want to help maintain the momentum for Reform. With your help hopefully I can play my part. Our country urgently needs Reform.
Good luck Michael....I have every confidence in you. 👏❤
Funnily enough, when I went on this post the other day, I explained that my Anti Track service advised I was being tracked by two trackers off this site. But today it has not alerted me. The trackers have been removed. As has my post. Now I wonder what you are doing, tracking people like that and removing their posts, Michael? That sounds like LABOUR PARTY behaviour to me. I will still vote for you, if in fact, I am given the right to do so although as a member I should be entitled to a vote.