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Five party leaders make their final pitches for your votes
David CameronEd MilibandNick CleggNicola SturgeonNigel FarageMay 06, 2015 In case you hadn't noticed, there's a general election taking place tomorrow. As part of the last push to get your vote, the leaders of five parties have written for i, our sister paper, to give their final pitch to you. David Cameron
Conservatives The choice is clear. Me as Prime Minister – or Ed Miliband as Prime Minister, held to ransom by the SNP. A strong economy, or a weak, unbalanced, unstable economy. A plan to make life better for you, or a whole load of promises and no way of delivering them. I say we need that stability, that strong economy. Families across the UK are depending on that. I can make the case for it. But only you can make a brighter future for Britain a reality, by voting Conservative tomorrow. Read the full pitch here. Ed Miliband
Labour I’m not asking you to vote simply for Labour tomorrow. I’m asking you to vote to reward hard work again for everyone in our country, to build a future for all our young people, to rescue our NHS and, above all, to vote for a country where we put working families first. That’s what’s on the ballot paper. And I’m not simply asking you to reject the Conservatives but to reject their plan to put the rich and powerful first. We will ask those with the broadest shoulders – particularly the super-rich avoiding their taxes – to carry more of the burden. We all know that this election will be very close. It could be decided by a few hundred votes in a few dozen constituencies. I’m asking you all to put your family, your NHS and your country first. Vote Labour. Read the full pitch here.Keep reading...Show less US actors Reynolds and McElhenney to be honoured by people of Wales
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