Are you going to vote today?

[John Boy]

Turn out is expected to be between 65 and 70% today, slightly higher than 61% in 2005. Are you voting today?

 

[Mendoza]

I still cant decide who to vote for. I am not voting for someone I like, and I think my logic is going to be on the one a hate the least. (I still dont know the answer to that) Is that a basis to vote for someone? probably not.

I can either not vote, or vote for the person with the funniest name

 

[coventrygull]

Of course. Good luck to all the small parties out there

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

just done it

 

[magoo]

This might help confuse you even more...

http://www.pocketpolitics.co.uk/compare/start.html

 

[Stat Brother]

Yep, I haven't done for a little while, as my vote will never count. You could stick a blue rosette on a fire guard, and it would still win, my constituency. But this time I do feel the need to join in.

 

[FamilyGuy]

Personally I think that it's very important to vote - even if you register a "no vote" as I will be doing.

Like many others I'm of the opinion that most politicians are "insincere" and don't deserve our votes, and that the system needs rebooting.

I shall be voting for "None of the above" and so registering my "no vote" and my lack of confience in the system.

Just my opinion of course......

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

Anyone voting no should remember, those who do nothing deserve all they get.

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Anyone voting no should remember, those who do nothing deserve all they get.

Don't know about that, but if you don't vote you have no right to complain about what a government does.

 

[nwgull]

I still cant decide who to vote for. I am not voting for someone I like, and I think my logic is going to be on the one a hate the least. (I still dont know the answer to that) Is that a basis to vote for someone? probably not.

I can either not vote, or vote for the person with the funniest name

Voting for the party/candidate you least hate is a much better use of your democratic right than not voting at all!

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Voted at 7.30am this morning

 

[Trufflehound]

Not allowed to.

 

[Milton Keynes Seagull]

Personally I think that it's very important to vote - even if you register a "no vote" as I will be doing.

Like many others I'm of the opinion that most politicians are "insincere" and don't deserve our votes, and that the system needs rebooting.

I shall be voting for "None of the above" and so registering my "no vote" and my lack of confience in the system.

Just my opinion of course......

It is worth mentioning that your spoilt ballot and those that do likewise have to be shown by the returning officer to all the election agents and the candidates if they wish to see them. So the message that none are acceptable to you will be noticed and recorded.

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

I still cant decide who to vote for. I am not voting for someone I like, and I think my logic is going to be on the one a hate the least. (I still dont know the answer to that) Is that a basis to vote for someone? probably not.

I can either not vote, or vote for the person with the funniest name

Spoil your paper.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Don't know about that, but if you don't vote you have no right to complain about what a government does.

I disagree. By not voting you are abstaining in exactly the same way MPs are allowed to in parliament. Obviously one way to register you unhappiness is to spoil the ballot paper but you have an equal right to complain however you choose to abstain.

 

[Gazwag]

Boring in Bexhill and Battle, Greg Barker will not be beaten. All the OAP's ignore the fact that he was linked with a corrupt Russian, left his wife for a man and stole thousands following his expenses scandal but always vote blue because they always have.

 

[Danny-Boy]

Spoil your paper.

I think this is stupid. I just voted a clear "X" against my preferred candidate, and know that that will be counted. Having attended counts I know what it's like to sift through puerile comments written on ballot papers.

However I would not be against a "None of the Above" box.

 

[Danny-Boy]

Boring in Bexhill and Battle, Greg Barker will not be beaten. All the OAP's ignore the fact that he was linked with a corrupt Russian, left his wife for a man and stole thousands following his expenses scandal but always vote blue because they always have.

Or in his case pink...:safeway2::safeway2:

 

[perseus]

Staying up until how late?


1:30 Rochdale Lib Dem target 3 0.20 Labour
1:30 Sittingbourne & Sheppey Labour target 1 0.00 Conservative

2:00 Guildford Lib Dem target 1 0.10 Conservative

2:30 Oxford East Lib Dem target 4 0.40 Labour

2:30 Harlow Conservative target 5 0.30 Labour
2:30 Dartford Conservative target 16 1.00 Labour
2:30 Cardiff North Conservative target 21 1.30 Labour
2:30 Taunton Deane Conservative target 29 1.60 Lib Dem
2:30 Perth & North Perthshire
Conservative target 30 1.70 SNP
2:30 Vale of Glamorgan Conservative target 31 1.70 Labour
2:30 Swindon South Conservative target 32 1.80 Labour
2:30 Aberconwy Conservative target 37 2.00 Labour

3:00 Hastings & Rye Conservative target 23 1.30 Labour
3:00 Croydon Central Labour target 7 0.40 Conservative

3:00 Ceredigion Plaid Cymru target 1 0.30 Lib Dem
3:00 Clwyd West Labour target 2 0.10 Conservative
3:00 Hemel Hempstead Labour target 3 0.20 Conservative

3:30 Brighton Kemptown Conservative target 44 2.40 Labour
3:30 Hove Conservative target 10 0.50 Labour
3:30 Brighton Pavilion Conservative target 125 6.60 Labour

4:00 Crawley Conservative target 2 0.01 Labour
4:00 York Outer Conservative target 3 0.20 Lib Dem
4:00 Romsey & Southampton North
Conservative target 4 0.20 Lib Dem
4:00 Portsmouth North Conservative target 8 0.40 Labour
4:00 Stroud Conservative target 15 0.90 Labour
4:00 Edinburgh South Lib Dem target 5 0.50 Labour

4:00 Lewes Conservative target 161 8.40 Lib Dem

5:00 Worthing E & Shoreham Labour target 87 9.20 Conservative





General Election 2010 results - Telegraph

 

[Gazwag]

where has the exit poll gone, am I going blind