Doing the Numbers

My friend and colleague Philip Machanick, the Greens' candidate for Moggill, made this neat little YouTube clip. It puts a couple of facts about Queensland in perspective...

How you can help to Put a Green in Greenslopes

With the election only three weeks away and 29 000 Greenslopes voters to reach out too, we need every little bit of help we can get. If you can help out, even for an hour or two over the next three weeks, it will make a difference. The old parties have millions of dollars to saturate the state with their advertising. I don't and I am relying on volunteers to get the message out.

Can you put a "Put a Green in Greenslopes" sign up in your front yard?

Can you stand next to a busy road holding a Put a Green in Greenslopes sign in the mornings?

Can you hand out some leaflets or put them in letterboxes in your neighbourhood?

Can you just sit next to a Put A Green in Greenslopes sign near a busy road?

Most importantly, can you help hand out how to vote cards on March 21? We've got to cover about 20 polling places for 10 hours on Election day. This is our one chance to reach out to every single voter and remind them to put a Green in Greenslopes, and it works. We will do four or five percent better at the booths we staff.

Every hour you can spare will bring us closer to our goal of changing politics in Queensland. If you can help, or if you've got some ideas about what we should be doing, email volunteers@putagreeningreenslopes.net.

Please help us out on election day, March 21. It's really important!