09-03-2020, 06:41 PM
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Labour Leadership Vote
In January for the first time in my life I became a member of a UK Political Party. I am Scottish, British and for last 5 years have lived in France but hope to return to UK this year. I will be returning to England and I am on the Electoral list at last UK address which is in England.The reason I felt compelled to join this year, like at least 100,000 others are, I am sure obvious.(Would never have joined with Jeremy Corben as leader).
Anyway, I have just received my online vote this afternoon for the new leader & deputy leader which I have now duly completed & returned.
Where I am and at this time there is not a lot else I can do in terms of support but over the past 3 or 4 years never have I felt so invisible to my countrymen and government so at pushing 60 it was time to contribute and the little move that it is, it feels good.
12-03-2020, 11:29 AM
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Re: Labour Leadership Vote
Originally Posted by Chardon-B
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In January for the first time in my life I became a member of a UK Political Party. I am Scottish, British and for last 5 years have lived in France but hope to return to UK this year. I will be returning to England and I am on the Electoral list at last UK address which is in England.The reason I felt compelled to join this year, like at least 100,000 others are, I am sure obvious.(Would never have joined with Jeremy Corben as leader).
Anyway, I have just received my online vote this afternoon for the new leader & deputy leader which I have now duly completed & returned.
Where I am and at this time there is not a lot else I can do in terms of support but over the past 3 or 4 years never have I felt so invisible to my countrymen and government so at pushing 60 it was time to contribute and the little move that it is, it feels good.
Good for you
If you believe in something strongly, you should support it the best way you see fit. I'm a member of the Conservative Party and cancelled my membership over Mays Chequers proposal then renewed it when she quit.
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