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Get local election results news by text message

By | Wed 30th April 2008 - 4:53 pm

The party’s Chief Executive, Chris Rennard, writes:

The party’s website www.libdems.org.uk will be regularly updated during Thursday night and Friday day time with the latest election results from around the country.

You can also sign up for highlights to be sent direct to your mobile phone by texting

follow resultsservice

to 07624 801 423.

Our results service makes use of Twitter, so if you have not used Twitter before you will receive a confirmation message that you have to respond to. Text messages you send to Twitter are charged at your normal cost. Updates we send you are free of charge.

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