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So you know there’s an election coming up, but how do you choose who to vote for?

Remember that your vote belongs only to you. It’s up to you to decide how you want to use it. No one should pressure or bribe you to vote a certain way – this is against the law.

For all elections, you should choose the candidate that you feel would be the best person to represent you. They might share your views or prioritise issues that you are important to you.

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So you know there’s an election coming up, but how do you choose who to vote for?

Remember that your vote belongs only to you. It’s up to you to decide how you want to use it. No one should pressure or bribe you to vote a certain way – this is against the law.

For all elections, you should choose the candidate that you feel would be the best person to represent you. They might share your views or prioritise issues that you are important to you.

So you know there’s an election coming up, but how do you choose who to vote for?

Remember that your vote belongs only to you. It’s up to you to decide how you want to use it. No one should pressure, blackmail or bribe you to vote a certain way – this is against the law.

For all elections, you should choose the candidate that you feel would be the best person to represent you. They might share your views or prioritise issues that you are important to you.

So you know there’s an election coming up, but how do you choose who to vote for?

Remember that your vote belongs only to you. It’s up to you to decide how you want to use it. No one should pressure, blackmail or bribe you to vote a certain way – this is against the law.

For all elections, you should choose the candidate that you feel would be the best person to represent you. They might share your views or prioritise issues that you are important to you.

So you know there’s an election coming up, but how do you choose who to vote for?

Remember that your vote belongs only to you. It’s up to you to decide how you want to use it. No one should pressure, blackmail or bribe you to vote a certain way – this is against the law.

For all elections, you should choose the candidates that you feel would be the best person to represent you. They might share your views or prioritise issues that you are important to you.