Over the last few weeks, Sandy Martin and the Ipswich Labour team have delivered more than 45,000 Labour Today tabloids plus many more leaflets and direct mails. We've also knocked on tens of thousands of doors across our town.

We've delivered 45,000 Labour Today newspapers across Ipswich. You can download your copy here.

Many postal voters have already cast their vote, while most of us will be voting at a polling station on Thursday. Remember:

• Polls are open from 7am to 10pm on Thursday 2nd May.
• You don't need your poll card to vote.
• If you haven't already returned your postal vote before polling day, you can take it to the polling station on the day.

If you don't know where your polling station is you can check on Ipswich Borough Council's website here

Tactical Voting websites all agree - Only Sandy Martin can beat the Tories in Ipswich

People earning over £80,000 per year, who don’t use the NHS or think they need the Police and who want a hard-line no-Deal Brexit, might want to vote Conservative. But if you don’t want the most extreme Tory government since the war, vote for a candidate who can win. Sandy was Coordinator of Ipswich Friends of the Earth, is campaigning with Labour for a People’s Vote on Brexit, and is Vice Chair of Labour’s Campaign for Electoral Reform.

Ipswich is one of the UK's 51 Ultra-Marginal seats, i.e. the key battleground constituencies where the leading party's majority is less than 2%. Not only that, at the last General Election in 2017, 93% of voters in Ipswich plumped for Labour or the Conservatives, with all the other parties trailing far behind on less than 3%.

That's why the UK's top tactical voting websites are unanimous in recommending a vote for Labour's Sandy Martin:

Vote wisely on Thursday 12 December:
Vote for Sandy Martin - Suffolk's Hardest Working MP

Figures just in confirm that Sandy Martin was Suffolk's hardest working MP during 2018-2019

Statistics from the independent website TheyWorkForYou.com show Sandy spoke up for Ipswich people in House of Commons debates no fewer than 86 times over the last year. This was more than twice as often on average than Suffolk's six Tory MPs, whose performance ranged as low as just 9 debates in a year.

  Source: TheyWorkForYou.com, year to 6 November 2019.

The evidence is clear: For a dilligent, hard-working MP vote Labour on 12 December and re-elect Sandy Martin.