Today residents in Gorton and Denton received a letter from a concerned elderly local resident, urging them to vote Reform.
It seems the letter didn't come from a concerned elderly local resident at all, but from Reform themselves. It's a clear breach of electoral law, and just so snidey.
Exclusive: Reform UK just broke electoral law in Gorton and Denton
https://manchestermill.co.uk/exclusive-reform-uk-just-broke-electoral-law-in-gorton-denton/
Reform UK caused a stir in Gorton and Denton today by sending a 'Dear Neighbour' campaign letter without any Reform branding in breach of electoral law.
They did the exact same thing in Wales too. After that mistake you would think they would print their leaflets more Caerphilly.
@ProjectFearlessness@mastodonapp.uk No, because they know they won't receive an appropriate or suitably publicised or proportionate response.
@ProjectFearlessness the electoral commission should treat breaches like the Premiership and deduct votes
@seb321 The Electoral Commission should treat this as the attack on democracy and abuse of the electorate it is, and strike Refom Ltd from the ballot.
And I'd say the same for any constituency or party: long past time to clean up politics!
