Pledge “SiobhanForMayor”
"I will give Siobhan Benita my first preference vote in the election for London Mayor but only if 5,000 other Londoners will do the same and spread the word about the campaign."
— Siobhan Benita
Deadline to sign up by: 3rd May 2012
146 people signed up, 4854 more were needed
Country: United Kingdom
Place: London (view map)
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I am Siobhan Benita and I am running for Mayor of London in 2012.
I am not a party politician and won't waste my time - or yours - fighting tired political battles. I am in touch with Londoners and understand their day to day concerns.
I will be an inclusive mayor, working for all Londoners. I will make education a priority, improve the transport network, increase opportunities for people and businesses, and build better and safer neighbourhoods.
My experience as a former senior civil servant at the heart of government makes me a credible, independent alternative to Ken and Boris.
Please pledge your first preference vote to my campaign and encourage your friends, family and colleagues to sign up too!
Find out more on my website http://www.siobhanformayor.com and keep up to date on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Siobhan4Mayor
For general information on the election, visit London Elects: http://www.londonelects.org.uk/
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Siobhan Benita, the Pledge Creator, joined by:
- Christopher Mills
- Maureen Berrevoets
- Deepu
- Giselle Green
- Jo Sharpen
- Brian Ballantyne
- Debbie
- Paul da Gama
- Paul Charles
- Jayanth
- Cathy Moore
- Kiri Kankhwende
- pat meade
- James Bullett
- Hilde de Groot
- Paula Moss
- Jenny Mills
- Daniel Berrevoets
- Nielsen
- Andrew Dyton
- Ian Power
- talbotsmixco@yahoo.com
- Charlie Cohen
- Amanda Roberts
- Richard O'Connor
- Rachael Williamson
- Fiona paley
- jacob bernstein
- Ben muir
- Tiernan Fitzgibbon
- Caroline Mansi
- Sheelagh Benson
- Kirsty Cunningham
- Bob Watts
- Charlene Campbell
- Michal Oliver
- Fiona McKenzie
- Ruth Wedgwood
- Olav Ernstzen
- Neil Rolin
- Emer Harrington
- Priyanka Mogul
- Usaama Kaweesa
- Byron White
- Susan Patterson
- Lorna Millard-Bourne
- Joe Clune
- Cinzia Ukoko-Rongione
- DAVE YEATES
- David Woods
- Daniel Le Dosquet-Bergquist
- Omar Garcia
- Richard Davey
- Jamie Burnham
- Angela Dorado
- Margaret Mills
- Jack Gardener
- Bryan Cartledge
- Amanda Halden
- Ellen Purton
- Michelle Hughes
- Martin Enthoven
- Kelvin Cooper
- Mary Hempstead
- Philip hurrell
- Rachel Neaman
- Murray Wakefield
- Cllr Clarence Barrett
- Tom Pauk
- Sean Harry
- Parviz Siabi
- Pasqualina Siabi
- Gary Millard-Bourne
- Margaret Donkin
- Jennie Moule
- Ann Wilson Clark
- Jonathan Samuel
- iain meek DipArch RIBA
- Jason Thompson
- Deborah Anderson
- Joanna Silva
- Nina Monahan
- Katherine Twamley
- gaurav mathur
- Helen Casey
- Cary Marsh
- Maureen
- Sue Bolton
- Hannah
- John Morris
- Stephen Giles
- peter biziou
- Janie Morris
- Anthony Durkin
- Caroline Watson
- Mark Robson
- Alan Wilkinson
- Tanya Carthy
- Julie Shrive
- Alan Murphy
- Claire
- Jack Sheard
- Nigel Niles
- Rowland Sheard
- Kim Verburg
- Kelly Jackson-Graham
- Chiraiya Parmar
- 39 people who did not want to give their names, 3 of whom have done the pledge
Comments on this pledge
May I congratulate you on your determination and for standing your ground. You truly have got the attention of many and I wish you so much more continued success. For this country to get back on its feet EVERYONE needs to get under the skin of their community. You understand this and have the ability to communicate with the people already in power. Well done.
These combined with, what are percieved by many as other inaccessible improvements, will make the United Kingdom the beacon of Europe, and make the Capital the leading trend that other cities follow.