LibLink: Alistair Carmichael – Independence vote is far too important to shun

AlistairCarmichaelWriting in the Scottish Daily Record, Alistair Carmichael praises that paper’s “Missing Million” campaign.

It seems 300,000 people have not registered to vote, and many others will probably not turn out on referendum day.  The paper had already been urging readers to exercise their vote, with a 16 page pullout yesterday, and they are now actively tracking people who are not on the roll.

Alistair writes:

The Daily Record. There’s a reason it’s called Scotland’s Champion and the “missing million” campaign shows why.

On September 18, you, I and every other eligible voter will have the chance to make history, to shape Scotland for decades – possibly centuries.

I passionately believe a No vote is in our best interests. You may well disagree. Or you may not have made up your mind.

For me, the most important thing is that however you vote, you do take part. This is too important to leave to somebody else.

 

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