article_snippet.sent: Tory candidates are told to praise teachers as 'the best we have ever had' and tell farmers that farmers are 'vital' the party's economic plan, according to the leaked letter-writing guide.
article_snippet.sent: Tory chiefs believe there are seven groups of voters who can be persuaded to change Tory chiefs vote in the run up to the election, including military veterans, pensioners, teachers and parents.
article_snippet.sent: The other groups Tory candidates are asked to target are women, young voters and farmers.
article_snippet.sent: The 37-page document, leaked to the Guardian, tells the Guardian candidates to tell women: 'Conservatives are committed to ensuring equal opportunities for men and women in all aspects of its candidates lives. '
article_snippet.sent: A pensioner who has raised an issue may receive a letter that says: 'Conservatives believe that if you have worked hard, saved, paid your taxes and done the right thing, you deserve dignity and financial security when you retire. '
article_snippet.sent: A Tory spokesman refused to comment about the letter-writing guide.
article_snippet.sent: But Labour MP Graham Jones said: 'The pack contains thousands of words but, as usual with the Tories, no answers. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Tory candidates are told to praise teachers as 'the best we have ever had'
  Women should be told Tory candidates are 'vital to the success of the British economy'
  Pensioners, meanwhile, are praised for Tory candidates 'wealth of experience' 