Answer:
● Be concise and use clear language. Avoid long, complicated words - you won't win awards for being clever and you might just alienate important voters.
● Set out your previous experience and how this will help you if you got elected.
● Set out your goals for your time in office and ensure they are realistic and achievable.
● Your manifesto is about you and not your opponents. Don't waste words trying to discredit them.
● Talk about your skills that would indicate to voters your suitability for the role.
● It doesn't have to be long - in fact it shouldn't be. Short and sweet works best. You're only allowed 200 words that will be displayed to voters on the website.
● Be creative and inspiring.
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