Jeremy Corbyn urged Britain to “shock the establishment” and “vote
for hope”, while Boris Johnson pleaded with voters to back him and
settle the issue of Brexit before Christmas, at the conclusion of a
bruising election campaign.
Both leaders stressed that the result could be very close as they toured marginal seats across the country with just 24 hours to go before the ballot boxes open on Thursday.
In his message to voters on the eve of Thursday’s general election vote, Corbyn claimed the country stands at a “fork in the road,” with a “truly historic” choice between parties that have widely different values and policies.
Read more at: Corbyn and Johnson deliver final messages as election polls narrow | Politics | The Guardian
Both leaders stressed that the result could be very close as they toured marginal seats across the country with just 24 hours to go before the ballot boxes open on Thursday.
In his message to voters on the eve of Thursday’s general election vote, Corbyn claimed the country stands at a “fork in the road,” with a “truly historic” choice between parties that have widely different values and policies.
Read more at: Corbyn and Johnson deliver final messages as election polls narrow | Politics | The Guardian
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