Competition time for the masses
I've decided to run a competiton on this blog.What I need is a good election slogan according to the following rules:
- I need it to be snazzy.
- It must not be rude or defamatory.
- It must be eye catching.
- It must be relevant to the election in which I am standing. If you do not know, then read here (or here to find out more).
- And, last but definitely not least, it must get people to vote for me.
I will go through anything that has been posted - please use the comments section - when I have some free time on Monday and will then post another entry once I have decided if I want to use any of the suggested slogans or come up with one myself. Have fun coming up with suggestions. I would really appreciate your help.
PS: If nobody comments on this post or if I get only comments that blatantly break the rules I have set then I will still add a further post on Monday saying what losers everyone is. I do not want to do this so get commenting!
posted by Average guy on the street @ 12:07 am
3 Comments:
An effective campaign should be ultra-local. You should be able to benefit from being involved in so many clubs and I am sure the top guys in these clubs will back you if only for selfish reasons.
How about the following pun?
Local Parish 4 Council with your picture underneath
Tag line
- Kerri will put your concerns first. Also, maybe try to get a few endorsements from well known people around the uni. X wants Parish 4 Council etc.
So am I a loser, a winner or something in between?
Sorry, I've had a really busy day and haven't had a chance to write a further entry - I'm just about to do that.
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