Socialist Challenge1979Socialist Challenge No. 91, 12 April 1979Vote and work for...
Socialist Challenge No. 91, 12 April 1979 · p. 8 of the scan · 135 words
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THE 12 constituencies should be a vote for candidates other than Labour are the ten where Socialist Unity is standing, plus the independent candidatures of Pat Arrowsmith in Cardiff South-east and Gallagher in Barnsley.
As well as votes these candidates need all the help they can get so it is not just a matter of putting a cross on a ballot paper.
Support for these candidates also means canvassing for them, building meetings, arguing for their policies inside the trade unions and Labour Party - doing everything possible to promote the socialist alternative they represent.
Socialist Unity deserves such backing because its policies relate to immediate needs of working people. where there spending, immigration controls, Brendan League, free abortion on demand.
Pat Arrowsmith South-east is policies as well Out of Ireland Brendan the