Get out and 投票（する）, Blair tells party faithful

Last updated at 15:50 25 April 2005

Tony Blair has 問題／発行するd a stark 警告 to 労働投票者s to beware complacency in the run-up to the May 5 General 選挙.

Mr Blair made his comments during an 演説（する）／住所 to 労働支持者s at an event in Bristol designed to 最高潮の場面 the 政府's 記録，記録的な／記録する on regenerating Britain's inner cities.

The event was held at the ￡97 million "at Bristol" Science 探検 Centre.

Mr Blair told 支持者s: "If people want to continue with the 経済的な strength, the 投資 in our public services, they have to come and 投票（する） for it.

"That is the simple message from now until 投票ing day."

Mr Blair, speaking on the roof balcony of the centre against a 背景 of the building 場所／位置s which （不足などを）補う part of the Bristol city centre, was …を伴ってd by （ドイツなどの）首相／（大学の）学長 Gordon Brown.

Choice

Mr Blair said that it was important that people understood the "根底となる nature" of the choice 直面するing the 選挙民.

He said that the strong economy was the work of Mr Brown whom he 述べるd as "the best （ドイツなどの）首相／（大学の）学長 this country has had for the best part of 100 years".

He 追加するd: "The strong economy is the 創立／基礎 of everything. It is the 推論する／理由 we are able to have the 事業／計画（する）s of regeneration in cities such as Bristol."

Mr Blair also 警告するd 投票者s against 登録（する）ing a 抗議する投票（する） with the 自由主義の民主党員s.

He 警告を与えるd that in some ごくわずかの選挙区／有権者s such 投票（する）ing could result in the 選挙 of a Tory MP.

During his 演説（する）／住所, Mr Blair - who was watched by his son Euan, a student at Bristol University - 警告するd that the Tories' 経済的な計画（する）s would 危険 Britain's 経済的な安定.

"The strong economy is not a 事柄 of chance," he said. "It was done by choice, by the choice of the British people, and then by the choices we made in 政府.

"And no 保守的な経済的な計画（する） should be 許すd to put that 安定 and that growth at 危険."

Mr Blair also を強調するd hi s 警告 that 投票（する）ing 自由主義の民主党員代表するd a 脅し to the economy.

Mr Blair said: "There is only one choice in this 選挙.

"The 自由主義の民主党員 programme does not 追加する up either.

"Anyone who 本気で believes that you can spend all the money they say they are going to spend, and get it 簡単に from a 50 per cent 最高の，を越す率 of 税金 has not done their 経済的な work 適切に.

"But the danger is that they can let 保守的なs in by the 支援する door."

ごくわずかの選挙区／有権者s

Mr Blair 追加するd: "Never mind what the opinion 投票s say, the thing that counts is going to be in 選挙区／有権者s, often ごくわずかの選挙区／有権者s, where a few hundred 投票（する）s or a few thousand either way can decide the course of this 選挙.

"The only way of getting a 労働政府 on May 6 is to 投票（する） for it on May 5."

Mr Brown told the audience that it was 決定的な for Britain's 経済的な prospects that 労働 were returned to 政府.

Mr Brown said: "Let's have Tony Blair 支援する in 負かす／撃墜するing Street, let us have him 支援する there on May 5, let us have a 労働政府 and let us continue to build this 広大な／多数の／重要な city."