John, did you vote National last election? Or do you know someone else who did, and who is now planning to vote Labour?



Polls suggest that thousands of people across New Zealand are going to be switching their vote to Labour this election - some voting for our party for the very first time.



We’d like to hear these people’s stories - and potentially use them on our social media channels, website, and possibly even on TV, to help convince other people to vote Labour!



We’re looking for short, selfie-style videos, from people explaining a little about who they are, and why they’re switching their vote to Jacinda and the team this election.



CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR SHORT VIDEO <[link removed]>It’s easy to do and will only take a couple of minutes. We’ve made a simple website to take you through the process, where you can also upload your videos. So, if you’d like to share your story, please click here. <[link removed]>



Alternatively, forward this email to anyone you know who may like to share their story!



Thanks,



Labour Campaigns Team









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A short note on donations:

We have a plan to keep New Zealand moving, and it’s already underway. But to keep rolling out that plan beyond October's election, Labour needs to win enough seats to be able to return to government.

John, we’re proud to be a truly people-powered Party, and it’s only because of the generosity of thousands of supporters like you chipping in what you can that we’re going to be able to run a winning campaign.

If you can, please click the button below to make a donation to our campaign fund today so together, we can keep New Zealand moving.

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