Rishi Sunak has responded to claims that a growing number of voters have complained about failing to receive their ballot papers in the post. The prime minister said: "It's right that the Royal Mail have said they will look at any concerns where they are raised because obviously we want to make sure that everyone can vote because this is an important election." Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00It's right that the Royal Mail have said that they will look at any concerns where they're raised
00:04because obviously we want to make sure everyone can vote because this is an important election
00:09and in spite of what some people want others to believe that it's all a foregone conclusion
00:13every vote matters and every vote matters particularly if you want to prevent a Labour
00:19supermajority you want your taxes cut and your pension protected the only way to do that is to
00:23vote Conservative. I've been out with our candidates every day and that's why I'm fighting hard for
00:27every vote and I was up at four this morning talking to workers because we've got days left
00:31to make the case to the British people that Thursday's vote really matters for them and
00:35it will have consequences and I don't want people to sleepwalk into something that they then regret
00:39a vote for the Conservatives is a clear vote to have your taxes cut to have our border secure to
00:44have your pension protected and to prevent a Labour supermajority and that's what I want
00:48everyone to focus on over the next couple of days.