First time voters and future voters

‘First-time voter is the expression used for those who have never voted in a general election before.  As elections only have to be held once every five years, depending on when your birthday falls you could be 23 before you’re given the chance to vote on how the country should be run.

And of course Future Voters (those under 18) don’t get the chance at all!

Young Islanders matter because you are our Island’s and our country’s future – and most older people know it! I want to make politics and politicians more relevant and approachable to young people, to keep you informed about matters that affect you – and know what you think about today's key issues.

So I am making special arrangements for Young Islanders to let me have their views on the important issues of the day.   If you click the following link you can complete a survey designed to find out the views of those up to the age of 25.

To tell Andrew your Views click here

Whatever your experience of life and whatever your level of political interest, whether you are studying for A levels, are at university or have started your working career, whether you have lots of time or hardly any -- I want to hear from you regardless of your political beliefs.  I would like to know what your attitudes, thoughts and views are on some of today's key issues, so that I can better represent you in Parliament. 

You can also e-mail me with your views at mail@IslandMP.com