Poll: which party are you going to vote in up coming elections?
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Seems like a refreshing change that a party doesn't aim to target every possible voting base and admits as much.
I think other Eu countries are to vote today and they want them all released at the same time.
But at the expense of not being able to do any research on the candidate so having to vote along party lines.
I'm guessing Pat Reid wasn't liked very much?
Where can one obtain this table for his area?
No idea, it was on my local papers website and it only listed the areas that the paper targets. I had to search Google for it as well.
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Admitting that you don't appeal to educated people is pretty much saying that your policies are intellectually bankrupt.
Yes, there are a lot of immigrants in London but they're not the majority (36.7% according to the 2011 census).
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But that does seem to suggest they think their target audience is white, uneducated and old...
Or just not in those areas where they did poorly
I can't see any party policy's being the bastion of the intellectuals, however much their supporters think they're enlightened.
lolkips!
Why did this ward have a none of the above option?
That doesn't go into detail of the number of votes though.
That doesn't go into detail of the number of votes though.
Same. Guys a disgrace.
Don't people think its a bit overkill when over a third of the English capital is non-English people?
That'll soon be 50% which I think is ridiculous.
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It's the Euro elections. Does it even matter!? I'd bet there's many people who voted UKIP for the Euros, but who wouldn't vote UKIP for a proper General Election.
I'm surprised that was allowed TBH.
I remember someone telling me about an election a while back where there was a fake Conservative party that tried to trick people due to the Conservative party's real name being "Conservative and Unionist Party" (from the merger with the old "Liberal Unionist Party"), but I can't remember the details they said.
I think that's precisely why they've got most of the votes they have.
The EU imposing a rule on the UK? No way!
That's actually an independent candidate using the party name None of the Above. They did better in 2011 so at least voters liked the legit candidates more this year.
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