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A working-class conservative voter here.
Poll: Who will you be voting for on May 5th?
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A working-class conservative voter here.
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I wonder how I actually vote.
I'm 18, but I havn't had my voting slip through the post. What do I do?!
I'm 18, but I havn't had my voting slip through the post. What do I do?!
You probably can't at this late stage. You should get a polling card if you're on the electoral roll. Usually the household recieves a sheet a lot earlier in the year asking who'll be 18 in the house at a certain date. So if you don't get a polling card, you're not on it. Deadline for registration was sometime in March, I think.Sam0r said:
Goldy said:
I would think so. Most users here have lots of computer gear. Computer gear is expensive. More affluent voters tend to vote Conservative as a general trend.
Also maybe we have lots of young people here, who are less drawn to Labour's emphasis on family, etc.?
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Great to see Lib Dems are beating Labour.
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Just been and put 3 crosses next to UKIP candidates. I would never vote lib dem, and I dislike Tony Blair and Micheal Howard. I would probably have voted conservative if anyone other than Howard was leader, and I might but probably wouldnt have voted labour if Tony Blair had stood aside for someone else.
Besides UKIP is more intune with what I want.
Besides UKIP is more intune with what I want.
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If only this poll was a fair reflection of the rest of the Britain. Looks like another 5yrs of hard Labour, I want a change
Sam0r said:
Are you sure you or the house owner actually put your name down on the electoral form thing that would have come to your house last year sometime?
It would have been a form that you had to list all those eligible, and wanting, to vote and then send it off.
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Haly said:
I'm with you on that. Although I can't vote, I'd definitely vote Lib Dem if I was eligible.
The majority of my year seem to be voting them
But I've heard a lot of people saying "Oh they'll never be in power so why bother....mayaswell vote Labour" Grr.
Jenjey said:
I've never quite figured that one out......if no one voted for any party the parties would never change, seems to be some sort of stigma the Lib Dems have now which they really need to sort out in time for the next General Election :/
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Voted Lib Dem about an hour ago!
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Definitely.Haly said:
It really frustrates me hearing people say it. I say exactly what you're saying and in return I usually get a shrug of some sort and a bit of mumble.
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Polls haven't closed so that isn't definate, but it does look like labour will win, doubt it will be conservative, Howards worse than Blair, hes too negative, people don't like that, and he looks like a vampire tbhAntx777 said:The Exit poll and results tonight will show just how bent this Ock poll is
83 seat majority to labour is what I'm hearing from locals round here
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. Lib Dem probably wont win, but their style is positive unlike any of the others, so they will get a decent amount of votes.Haly said:
I can understand it to an extent.. voting for Lib dems with the way the voting is at the moment could be construed as a wasted vote. They're not likely to take power, and all it results in is a weakened opposition to the government.
However... if people actually got out there and voted based on their political viewpoints I suspect we'd see a bit of a change. Instead today I went and tactically voted.
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Antx777 said:83 seat majority to labour is what I'm hearing from locals round here
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Never doubt the power of the l0c4lz!!!111one
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