Controversy Erupts as Julian Tisi Requires Young Voters to Join Armed Forces on 4th of July 2024

In a recent controversial move, the liberal democrat Julian Tisi stirred up a wave of reactions by sending out what appeared to be an Enlistment notice to younger voters. The notice implied that these individuals were required to sign up to join the armed forces on the 4th of July 2024, marking it as a political ploy to sway votes in their favor.

The letter specifically instructed the recipient to report to Windsor Fire Station for duty, sparking a flurry of complaints from Windsor residents who viewed the act as a distasteful and manipulative stunt that caused unnecessary distress among younger voters.

Jack Rankin, the Conservative MP candidate for Windsor, expressed his disapproval, stating, "Locally, the Liberal Democrats have consistently misled voters by positioning themselves as the primary opposition to the Conservatives. This latest desperate move not only instills fear in young voters, many of whom are exercising their democratic rights for the first time, but it has also led to emotional distress, as evidenced by parents of autistic children reaching out in tears. Julian's actions are a disgrace."

David Buckley weighed in, highlighting that the notice’s deceptive nature, designed to mimic an official government document, was a deliberate attempt to mislead voters.

Despite attempts to reach out for comment, Julian Tisi remained unresponsive, leaving many questioning the ethics behind such a controversial tactic.

We understand that the leaflet in question has now been referred to Thames Valley Police and the Returning Officer for investigation.