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ALDC Campaigner awards: Nominations now open

By | Wed 1st June 2016 - 8:53 am

ALDC Master Logo (for screen)Each year, ALDC recognises the outstanding work of local Focus teams through our Campaigner Awards and nominations are now open.
The Campaigner Awards are presented at the ALDC AGM at Federal Conference. Winners in each category and our Overall Winner will receive cash prizes and a signed and framed certificate for their office!

This year, after shortlisting, we will also be opening the vote to you! We want members of the party to have a say in this year’s winners and will be opening the vote to the public.

This year, our categories are:

Best By-election Campaign

Bedford win ALDC campaigner awardBest Fightback

Best Innovation

Best Literature Campaign

Best Squeeze Campaign

Best Community Campaign

Overall Campaigner Awards Winner

For more details about each category go here.

To submit your nomination (and you can nominate your own party) with relevant examples of artwork and some team photos, to ALDC Campaigns Officer Claire Halliwell. Please fill in this form and send any supporting material to [email protected]

This year’s Campaigner Awards deadline is Wednesday 31st August 2016 before we shortlist and give you a chance to vote for your favourite.

* ALDC is the Association of Liberal Democrat Councillors and Campaigners

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