Are you going to vote today?

[Soton Seagull]

Got to be in it to win it. That said I'll probably vote for a candidate that loses.

If one good thing comes out of this election, i'm hoping it is electoral reform. i's nuts that if you don't vote for the winning candidate your vote counts for nothing at all.

 

[Monsieur Le Plonk]

NSC exit poll.....where are you?

 

[Left Footer]

Not sure yet, havn`t decided who i want to vote for. I`m in Shoreham and its a shoe in that the Tories win East Worthing/Adur.

 

[John Boy]

84% of NSC are voting, how far will this be off the national turnout?

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Who the f*** do you vote for?.

 

[Frutos]

Done my bit.

 

[Gully]

Done my bit.

Likewise, just exercised my democratic right...proud to live in a country where that situation prevails.

 

[franks brother]

For me it doesn't matter who gets in, we're gonna get the same shit.

 

[clippedgull]

For me it doesn't matter who gets in, we're gonna get the same shit.

At last! Somebody speaks sense

Apart from a new face at No 10 (possibly) it's going to be regurgitated politics.

 

[FamilyGuy]

Quote:
Originally Posted by 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......

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.


That's why I've done it

 

[coventrygull]

Vote done

 

[cheshunt seagull]

Voted in every election since 79, never voted for the winning candidate; never even been close.