article_snippet.sent: Bright interviewed Labour leader Ed Miliband as part of the 'useyourvoice' Twitter campaign which encourages young people to vote.
article_snippet.sent: Bright said: 'I wanted to talk to Labour leader Ed Miliband about what Labour would do about the amount of parents who can't afford to look after parents who can't afford to look after their children children because their children often end up in care.
article_snippet.sent: It's a shocking issue that's really personal to Bright. '
article_snippet.sent: Bright's parents have been fostering children since Bright was 13 months old.
article_snippet.sent: Despite consistently voting, Bright admitted Bright is not a 'political whizz kid', but said Bright was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to chat to Mr Miliband.
article_snippet.sent: But Bright confessed Bright still hasn't decided how Bright will vote as Bright is determined to do more research and get a better understanding of each party's manifesto 'to get a really clear picture in my mind before I vote on May 7'.
article_snippet.sent: The 'useyourvoice' campaign encourages 18 to 30-year-olds to vote in the General Election.