07-05-2015, 06:31 AM
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Re: Happy voting, folks!
I hope that people realise that its important to let your voice be heard but a word of caution ...If enough people make protest votes for unsuitable parties we could end up with the mad hatters tea party at number 10..(not that it isnt far off that anyway)
I just hope it's the right one that get's in 
07-05-2015, 06:23 PM
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Re: Happy voting, folks!
Originally Posted by Cass
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I hope that people realise that its important to let your voice be heard but a word of caution ...If enough people make protest votes for unsuitable parties we could end up with the mad hatters tea party at number 10..
07-05-2015, 06:35 PM
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Re: Happy voting, folks!
Originally Posted by Cass
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I hope that people realise that its important to let your voice be heard but a word of caution ...If enough people make protest votes for unsuitable parties we could end up with the mad hatters tea party at number 10.(not that it isnt far off that anyway)
07-05-2015, 06:41 PM
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Re: Happy voting, folks!
I live 100 yards from the village hall which is a polling station and it has been really busy with many cars turning around opposite my house.So here at least it is looking like a good turn out
. I am really cross that I received so little information from the candidates. Only the conservatives bothered to come around and send anything. I only found out who all the candidates were when I went to vote and was surprised to see the local vet standing for UKIP. Not sure how he would find time to be an MP were he to be elected.
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