As we enter the few days ahead of the 2017 general election Graham Stuart has again outlined why he thinks the residents of Beverley and Holderness should support him.
Looking to retain his seat for the third time Mr. Stuart who has an overwhelming 12,203 majority that he has grown over the years through his dedication and work in the constituency.
When asked for his final comments on the election Mr. Stuart issued the following statement to HU17.net it read;
‘Beverley is now preparing for the General Election next Thursday. I am honoured to have been reselected as the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Beverley & Holderness.’
‘I’m asking local people to allow me to continue working hard for the East Yorkshire area for another five years.’
‘At the election the choice is between strong and stable leadership in the national interest with Theresa May and the Conservatives – or weak and unstable coalition government led by Jeremy Corbyn. ‘
‘If we are to get the best possible deal from the EU and have a clean Brexit it is vital that we give Theresa May our backing. Every vote for Theresa May will make our economy more secure and every vote for Jeremy Corbyn will put our security at risk.’
‘Our plan to deliver the best possible deal for Britain is opposed by the other parties. The country is coming together, but Westminster is still divided: Labour have threatened to vote against the final agreement we reach with the EU; the Liberal Democrats have said they want to “grind” the business of government “to a standstill” and the Scottish National Party say they will vote against Brexit.’
‘We can’t afford to play political games with these decisions.’
‘The choice facing the country at this election is all about leadership. Do we choose strong and stable leadership in the national interest with Theresa May and the Conservatives – or weak and unstable coalition government, led by Jeremy Corbyn.’
‘I hope you’ll give me your support.’
Voters will go to the polls on 8 June where they will have their final on who will represent Beverley and Holderness at Westminster.
