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Watch: Theresa May is ringing doorbells in Scotland to drum up support for Tories
Theresa May has left a message on a doorbell camera while out canvassing in Scotland.
Footage captures the former prime minister at the doorstep of a property on a residential road in the constituency of Perth and Kinross-shire.
Wearing a light blue scarf and navy blazer, Mrs May is seen greeting residents who walk by.
One calls out to her “nice to see you Theresa”, to which she responds: “Nice to see you”, before adding: “It would be even nicer if you support Luke”.
After ringing the doorbell and receiving no response, Mrs May looks towards the camera on the front door and says: “My name is Theresa May, and I am here supporting Luke Graham, the Conservative candidate for the general election on July 4.
“As you are not in, I’ll pop a leaflet through your door.”
Luke Graham is the Conservative candidate in Perth and Kinross-shire.
Mr Graham was most recently the Conservative MP for Ochil and South Perthshire and left the Commons in November 2019.
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