4 October 2026
Help Just One Person Decide for Themselves!
Help Just One Person Decide for Themselves!
This campaign does not have a big political machine with budget behind it. And frankly, I don't want one.
The strength of this community campaign lies with ordinary people who believe local representation can be done differently — people willing to talk to one another, ask questions and make up their own minds.
So, if you believe in what we are trying to achieve, I am not asking you to convince people to vote for me. I am asking something much simpler: help give someone else the opportunity to decide for themselves.
Share an article or message on your WhatsApp status or personal social-media page. Send something directly to a friend who may be interested. Tell someone why you support this campaign. But please don't turn community groups into campaign platforms. Those spaces belong to everyone.
More importantly: make an introduction.
You know people I don't know. Your neighbour. A friend. A farmer or farm worker. A colleague. A young person wondering whether voting is even worth the effort.
Invite them to one of my Meet & Greets.
And don't only bring people who already support this campaign. Bring the undecided voter. Bring someone who currently supports another candidate or party. Come and meet me. Ask difficult questions. Disagree with me if you want to. Listen to what I have to say — and then decide for yourself.
Because your vote belongs to you. Nobody else.
Helping this campaign is not about financial contributions. Your contribution can be as simple as a conversation, an introduction, sharing a message or inviting someone along.
Because if every person who believes this community campaign deserves consideration helps just one other person make an informed decision, we achieve something far more valuable than ordinary election advertising.
We get people talking to each other again.
Living here. Serving here. Fighting here. And helping others decide for themselves.
Peter Muller
Independent Ward Councillor Candidate, Ward 18, Dihlabeng
Living here. Serving here. Fighting here.
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