Wellington Campaign for MMP launched
Celia Wade-Brown hammers in the billboard
The Campaign for MMP in Wellington was launched today with the celebratory unveiling of the city's first billboard in a
Mt Cook garden.
The residents of the house and Mayor Celia Wade-Brown hammered in the billboard and partook of some proportionally cut
cake.
The Mayor explained that she would be voting to keep MMP in the upcoming referendum, as it is the most representative
voting system available to New Zealanders.
Resident Joe Beaglehole said he was proud to have the billboard in his garden.
“MMP means every vote counts, no matter where you live," said Mr Beaglehole.
The Campaign for MMP has been established to mobilise public support for the MMP electoral system leading up to the
referendum on 26 November.
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