General Election 2015 - POLL
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mad4slalom
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amazed at that poll result,Bing said:'Mob' being the operative word...
Considering the spread of backgrounds and opinions on here, the vote is amazingly polarised
CornishRob
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Just filled out my emergency proxy vote form. Stuck away at work!
CornishRob said:
I was going to do that but I can't trust Mike to actually go to the polling station and then if he does get there, vote for who I want as he would forget. Can't ask my folks as they would either vote SNP or Labour on my behalf and that's not happening with my vote! I'll take the pain and get there somehow.
Its my first general election I can vote in. Its voting day and still none the wiser who to vote for...all these online tests come out with all the main party's at pretty much the same level in terms of my agreement with their policies.
I think some of my answers to things I didn't care about might have swayed things unneccessarily so I reran it just answering the things I had an opinion of. Came out lib dem followed by labour...feels like lib dem is a wasted vote given that there's no chance of them having a majority
I think some of my answers to things I didn't care about might have swayed things unneccessarily so I reran it just answering the things I had an opinion of. Came out lib dem followed by labour...feels like lib dem is a wasted vote given that there's no chance of them having a majority
CornishRob
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Angie4m said:
It's annoying they can't modernise the system so you can vote online. You can bank online, so surely they can make it secure enough!
I'm going to be stuck offshore, so no chance of me making it to my local polling station!
The green vote isn't me, but i can see why you might.. aside from the uncosted budget (relying on extra GDP from spending stimulated growth), their idealistic vision for the future would be a nice place to be.. much like Norway.
I don't personally vote for personal gain, i think this might be a Londoner trait as we're all much less invested in local politics, and more in the global landscape. My vote is going towards my belief of what's best for the next 5,10,25 years.
I don't personally vote for personal gain, i think this might be a Londoner trait as we're all much less invested in local politics, and more in the global landscape. My vote is going towards my belief of what's best for the next 5,10,25 years.
Angie4m said:
No one who listened to
[youtube]YzGyEXPDQBI[/youtube]The Natalie Bennet car crash inrweview
jimmybell said:
That's probably the most pompous sounding thing I've ever read on here!
original guvnor said:jimmybell said:
That's probably the most pompous sounding thing I've ever read on here!
I have no interest in who my local politican is because like most people i know here, i'm pretty mobile. If they close the local library, i'm not really bothered. Its a shame, sure, but i'll just move to the nicer area when it appears. A consequence of the rental generation no doubt (even if i'm now trying to buy..).
I'm also not voting for the party that will give me the largest tax cut, as i believe in helping those that need it, assuming tax is used wisely. Being close to westminster and international business, i'm much more interested in how the UK works on a global level.
Sorry if that makes me pompous.