[1682 Election] Parliamentary Campaign Thread

[Marco Zimmer]

Campaign Advert on Television Across Alduria

This is a Party Political Advert for the Democratic Socialist Party

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Man with a working class accent begins to speak, videos of a man working on a dock in his early 40s begin to play, occasionally it switches to him speaking to the camera at a dock

Luis: Hello, I’m Luis. I’m a father of three beautiful children, husband and docker in Tudela. I’ve been working at the docks since I was about 17. It’s not a very well paying job, but it’s a paycheck at the end of the month to help my family get by.

I have been greatly benefited by the minimum wage that was introduced by the Democratic Socialist Party, but I haven’t received enough help overall from the government. But I’ve read the party manifestos, and I’m voting DSP! The DSP have offered to extend worker’s rights, build more housing, invest in transportation and create a strong education system.

One of the major things that won me over was the promise on healthcare, the docks can be dangerous with everything going on and accidents can happen and if it happens to me, with the DSP in charge I would be able to get the health care I need with no charge.

One other thing that won me over about education, as well as strengthening the system, they would also make sure that a university education is free for my children. We have a fund saving up for their university fees but we know it will never be enough for all of them so the DSP offering this will be a great help and will free up that money so we can do more things to bond as a family.

Video switches to Marco standing next to Luis and other dockers

Marco: In the Democratic Socialist Party, we care about people like Luis and their families. That’s why we want to make Alduria work for them, and for you.

All dockers speaking together with Marco

All: VOTE DSP ON POLLING DAY!!!!

Video goes to Luis and his family sitting on the couch in their apartment

Luis: Thank You Marco for looking out for people like me