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Shelly

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16th Nov 12 at 15:30

If they can't be bothered to tell people what exactly a Police Commissioner will do, or who is running for it and what they stand for then I can't be bothered to go vote.

[Edited on 16-11-2012 by Shelly]

Russ

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16th Nov 12 at 15:47

and if they had advertised it more than they already have people would moan that taxpayers money was being wasted.

you got a polling card, research for yourself.

Butler

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16th Nov 12 at 15:58

People complaining because it wasn't advertised to them enough. The fuck is wrong with you

Butler

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16th Nov 12 at 16:01

quote:
Originally posted by Shelly
If they can't be bothered to tell people what exactly a Police Commissioner will do, or who is running for it and what they stand for then I can't be bothered to go vote.

[Edited on 16-11-2012 by Shelly]

What you're essentially saying is that - I will happily conform to prejudices of society and am incapable or forming my own opinions.

If you can't be bothered to find out about the things that effect you or go out of your way to learn about these things then it's probably better you don't vote.

Whittie

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16th Nov 12 at 16:03

quote:
Originally posted by Butler
People complaining because it wasn't advertised to them enough. The fuck is wrong with you

Why should we take our time out of our busy lives to educate ourselves on a subject we know nothing about, sounds selfish but its not?

If somebody or 2+ people came to the door and another 3 popped leaflets through the door, i'd certainly have a better understanding and probably be in a position to vote.

AndyKent

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16th Nov 12 at 16:18

Had one leaflet through the door.........today

Dave

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16th Nov 12 at 17:36

quote:
Originally posted by Butler

quote:
Originally posted by Shelly
If they can't be bothered to tell people what exactly a Police Commissioner will do, or who is running for it and what they stand for then I can't be bothered to go vote.

[Edited on 16-11-2012 by Shelly]

What you're essentially saying is that - I will happily conform to prejudices of society and am incapable or forming my own opinions.

If you can't be bothered to find out about the things that effect you or go out of your way to learn about these things then it's probably better you don't vote.

If you can't be bothered to find out the correct way to use effect and affect or go out of your way to learn about these things then it's probably better you don't type.

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16th Nov 12 at 18:14

I joined the electoral role when some paperwork came through the post...so I could get a loan from the bank.

Dave

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16th Nov 12 at 19:02

I might be being a bit naive here but why are the candidates allied to political parties? Would somebody more independant not be a better influence, rather than potentially letting pressure from their party influence decisions?

Jambo

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16th Nov 12 at 19:21

There where independents and some of them won

mattant

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16th Nov 12 at 20:13

There's a collection of spoiled votes here:

http://pccspoil.tumblr.com/

JaffaTB

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16th Nov 12 at 20:59

didnt vote, didnt know anything about it, didnt really care

never vote in the other elections either as nothing evere changes no matter who wins anyway

Jambo

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16th Nov 12 at 21:35

I think you'll find it does Jaffa!

Demo

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16th Nov 12 at 22:51

quote:
Originally posted by Kippers
As the election results started to come in on Friday, it became clear many voters had stayed away from the polls.

-In Gwent, where turnout was 14.3% overall, one polling station in Newport was visited by no voters at all

-In the Manchester Central parliamentary by-election, Lucy Powell held the seat for Labour with a majority of 9,936 votes; the turnout of 18.16% is believed to be the lowest in a UK parliamentary by-election since World War II

-In the Cardiff South and Penarth by-election, Labour's Stephen Doughty held with a majority of 5,334; turnout was 25.65%

-The result in the Corby by-election, which is seen as a crucial mid-term test of David Cameron's premiership, is expected at about 14:30 GMT; if Labour wins, it will be the first time in 15 years the party has taken a Tory seat at a by-election

[Edited on 16-11-2012 by Kippers]

I saw this on the news. They opened the ballot box and turned it upside down and fuck all came out. I was laughing like a fucking hyena

Ian

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16th Nov 12 at 22:52

What a completely shit waste of time and money. When someone who voted for it comes out and says it was a silly idea, you know you're on to a loser right there.

AlunJ

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16th Nov 12 at 23:32

quote:
Originally posted by Kippers
As the election results started to come in on Friday, it became clear many voters had stayed away from the polls.

-In Gwent, where turnout was 14.3% overall, one polling station in Newport was visited by no voters at all

-In the Manchester Central parliamentary by-election, Lucy Powell held the seat for Labour with a majority of 9,936 votes; the turnout of 18.16% is believed to be the lowest in a UK parliamentary by-election since World War II

-In the Cardiff South and Penarth by-election, Labour's Stephen Doughty held with a majority of 5,334; turnout was 25.65%

-The result in the Corby by-election, which is seen as a crucial mid-term test of David Cameron's premiership, is expected at about 14:30 GMT; if Labour wins, it will be the first time in 15 years the party has taken a Tory sea

[Edited on 16-11-2012 by Kippers]

Lol my lovely home town there showing we don't give a fuck

what a farce

Toby

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18th Nov 12 at 08:39

No because I was in work from 6am to 2am sorting out all the planning for collection and delveries of all ballot boxes and polling screens for Lincolnshire.

don't know who I would have voted for either locally.

mattant

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18th Nov 12 at 11:25

It cost £14 per vote apparently

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