Eduskunta vaalit lähestyvät....

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🎊Hyvää uutta vuotta ja tervetuloa vuodenensimmäinen #Wednesdays4Turku !


3️⃣ Kolme kuukautta aikaa eduskuntavaaleihin!

💃Samalla kun juhlimme loppuvuotta, teimme myös vaalitöitä. 

🗓️Vaalit lähestyvät hurjaa vauhtia ja tuntuu, että tehtävää on paljon! Olen lähtenyt vaaleihin tosissani ja ajatuksena tehdä kaikkeni, jotta:

🌱 Tulevaisuudessa perheiden, naisten ja nuorten ääni kuuluisi paremmin päätöksenteossa.

🌱Parempaa kotoutuminen ja osallistuminen saisi väsymättömänä puolustajan.

🌱 Kestävä elämäntapa viestitään helposti ja yksinkertaisesti.

 ⚖️Päättäjiksi tarvitaan hyvin koulutettu ihminen joka on parempaa kotoutumista tukevia kokemuksia.

💶Onnistunut vaalikampanja vaatii rahaa. Lahjoittamalla kampanjaani, tuet matkaani kohti eduskuntaa. Keskimäärin läpimeno vaatii 40 000€, joka on summa jollaista meistä harvalla on laittaa vaaleihin (ei ainakaan minulla). Lahjoittamalla tuet siis demokratian toteutumista. Pienelläkin summalla on valtava merkitys, sillä
5€ = tukku jaettavia flyereitä
10€ = kolme päivää somemainontaa
20€ = matkakuulut esim. Saloon
100€ = yhteismainontaa toisen ehdokkaan kanssa
Voit lahjoittaa lahjoituslinkin kautta.

🛅 Skannaa kuvan qr-koodi


🙌🏽 Auta minua levittämään flyerini kaikkialle varsinais-Suomeen. Ota yhteyttä, jos haluat auttaa.

🔗🙌🏽 Auta minua myös somessa! Kommentoi postauksiin, jaa kuviani, tykkäile ja suosittele kaverille. Moni asia, joka ehdokkaalle on hurjan tärkeä, vaatii vain hetken aikaa. Helppoa nakki🙂
#bilolaeduskuntaan
#huomisenkorjaaminenalkaatänään
#eduskuntavaalit2023

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