# The Electricity for All Campaign is calling on election candidates to sign a pledge to deliver 350 kilowatt-hours of free basic electricity to make electricity more affordable. Spokesperson Ferron Pedro says government introduced free basic electricity in 2003 as a social safety net, but the allocation has remained at just 50 kilowatt-hours per household per month since 2006. She says access to electricity remains unaffordable, unreliable and increasingly out of reach for millions of working-class households:
Calls for ward councillor candidates to support the expansion of free basic electricity [SOUND]
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