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See all the wonderful things Rory Bell has made

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The context is the fact that national party has been in power for some time and that nothing significantly bad has happened and they want to stay in power as other parties are getting more popular

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Mainly card stacking, showing how (if you vote for national) the economy will grow into 'prosperity' but on the other hand if you vote for labour the economy will go 'who knows where.'

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Meant to convince you that they are heading in the right direction effectively and fast, whereas the other parties aren't going in the right direction and are all trying to do different things and thinking about winning instead of actually doing things for NZ

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The National party is trying to persuade people to vote for them

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Eligible voters (more specifically ones who haven't decided who to vote for yet).

Grantham, Will

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What does it aim to do or why was it produced? What messages, ideas or issues does it convey? Does it inform/entertain/ persuade/challenge viewers?

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Define the intended audience, what is your reasons for thinking this? Consider the attitudes and values influencing the audience?

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What advertising or propaganda technique do you think was used?

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When and where was this produced? Did any significant events occur at the time of production? What historical, cultural, social or political knowledge allow you to interpret the image?

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new zealand national party (political party)

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Uploaded by Political Animal on 2014-10-09.