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An image of Jaywick Sands was used to create a campaign ad for Dr. Nick Stella
A congressional candidate from the United States used the image of a British coastal village to show what could happen if voters did not support President Trump.
An advertisement used an image of Jaywick Sands, near Clacton in Essex, to attack Nick Stella's Democratic opponent.
The image of the campaign, which showed an unpaved road and ruined houses, said, "Help President Trump keep America on track and prosper."
Locals and Tendring District Council have been angrily criticizing.
Republican Dr. Stella shows up in the 11th congressional district of Illinois in mid-term US elections against Bill Foster.
The advertisement, which was shared on Dr. Stella's campaign Facebook page, featured a billboard congratulating Congressional President Nancy Pelosi as well as a message saying, "Voting for Foster, it's vote for a president, Pelosi We can not go back to foreclosures, unemployment and economic recession. "
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Jaywick embarked on a £ 6.5m improvement program
Jaywick was the most disadvantaged neighborhood of England in 2010 and 2015, according to the government 's deprivation index.
Since then, the Essex County Council has completed a £ 6.5 million program to improve roads and drainage.
Paul Honeywood, a member of the Tendring District Cabinet Office, responsible for Jaywick, said it was appalling to use the old image for political purposes and that the village was booming.
"I know that many residents of Jaywick Sands will be outraged at being stained this way, and rightly so."
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Jaywick was the most disadvantaged region of England, according to the government's deprivation index in 2015
Penelope Read, who filmed a documentary titled Jaywick: A Diamond in the Rough in 2016, said she was angry at the use of the village and said that she would happily show Dr. Stella the true Jaywick was visiting him.
She said, "Since we did the documentary, the board has done its best to make things better." Jaywick is really starting to go ahead and it really makes me lose my mind when this ad is so bad. .
"Of course, there are things that are not going right now but they are being improved."
Dr. Stella's campaign manager, Raquel Mitchell, said their intention had never been to mess the city up, which they did not name.
She said: "We have learned, and it is good to know that the city represented has overcome its economic difficulties.
"Let this serve as an example of how the government responds to the needs of the people can overcome the difficulties." May, these days remain well behind us.
"I'm sure Jaywick Sands is charming, and a future visit might be a great way to exchange ideas between the two regions."
