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Category: UK General Election 2015

UKIP launch election campaign with pledge poster

  UKIP launched their general election 2015 today with a poster containing 5 pledges. It’s fairly bland but the simplicity … More

UKIP poster pledges to end HS2

UKIP have released a poster which pledges to end the high-speed railway line (HS2) that is being built between London Euston, … More

Labour attack Tory promise of EU referendum in FT ad

The Labour Party have today run a full page advert in the Financial Times warning the business community of the … More

Don’t let the Tories hit you with VAT

   The Labour have attacked the Tories on VAT in their latest poster. George Osborne had repeatedly refused to rule … More

Salmond calling the tune poster

The Conservative Party have launched a poster to accompany the video released earlier this week. I’m not sure why the … More

David Prescott – A Fresh Start for Gainsborough

One of the most exciting things about general election time is seeing some of the constituency level battles playing out. … More

Miliband dances to Alex Salmond’s tune

I’ve finally got around to posting this animated video by the Conservative Party which features Alex Salmond as a boogeyman … More

Next time they’ll cut to the bone

The Labour Party have released a new poster featuring an X-Ray of a broken bone and headline criticising the Conservative’s … More

City AM: The Art of Politics

City AM did a nice feature on political advertising earlier this week, which I thought I’d share.  And yes, it … More

UKIP video on EU army: Nick Clegg’s “dangerous fantasy” becomes a reality

UKIP have released a new video and it watches like a trailer for a disaster movie.  In a good way, … More

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Reform UK are running this attack ad in paid media. Reform have launched their first attack ads on Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election. They position Burnham as a career opportunist putting personal ambitions above the people of Makerfield. The roulette wheel execution isn’t bad as it clearly lands the attack; the luggage one requires you to know Burnham had considered a range of other seats, which most people will be unaware of. However, I’m not sure this attack line is particularly strong. Burnham’s connection to the constituency is pretty solid; his kids went to school in the area. And the constituency is within Greater Manchester, of which Burnham is the metro Mayor. Feels like first thoughts from Farage’s lot. There’s a lot to like about the new Think Labour visual identity. One week to go. It’s doesn’t matter how many votes you get, it’s about where you set the bar. #politicalcartoon 😬 Darlington Conservatives have distributed a campaign leaflet attacking the Green Party designed in the style of a discount supermarket advertisement, featuring images of drugs alongside listed prices and promotional-style offers. If you’re an MP - or you work for one - I need your help! There’s a once in a generation chance to improve the quality of information at election time by making election advertising regulation part of the Representation of the People bill, which is currently in committee stage. If you’d like any more information I’d be very happy to provide it. Postal votes have started landing on doormats across the country and with that, the Labour Party has kicked off its get-out-the-postal-vote campaign. Reform UK’s new slogan is… kind of weird. Weird slogan choice by Reform UK for the 2026 elections.

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