Undecided voters

[shaunbhoy]

If noone votes then how can you justify spending any money on the next election?

Well I believe the Parties have to come up with their own funding, either through Membership subscriptions or Trade Union Fees. So it will be up to them to woo voters in whatever way they see fit. I doubt that threatening to take people's choice away is much of a vote winner.

[gingerjedi]

I live in a two party town, Tory or Lib Dem.

I'm going for the former and the wife the latter, is there any good reason why we should bother at all seeing as we are cancelling each other out?

[FiveTimes]

I live in a two party town, Tory or Lib Dem.

I'm going for the former and the wife the latter, is there any good reason why we should bother at all seeing as we are cancelling each other out?

It gets you out the house, go for a beer on the way home

[dang65]

I live in a two party town, Tory or Lib Dem.

I'm going for the former and the wife the latter, is there any good reason why we should bother at all seeing as we are cancelling each other out?

That's very smart thinking for a Tory voter. Well done. As you say, there's really no point in you voting at all.

Oh, and can you just pass the following note on to your wife - no need to waste time reading it yourself, it's about cooking and ironing and ladies' things like that...

Mrs gingerjedi... Vote! Vote for your life!

[contractor79]

Stephen Fry yesterday:

No doubt the homosexual lobby want Labour / Lib to further their gay 'rights' agenda.

Tories not much better but at least Cameron will be forced to listen to the moral Right who will vote him in.

[Sysman]

I live in a two party town, Tory or Lib Dem.

I'm going for the former and the wife the latter, is there any good reason why we should bother at all seeing as we are cancelling each other out?

I know the answer to that one.

What you do is both promise to not vote, so you cancel each other out.

Then you sneak off and vote anyway

[Churchill]

No doubt the homosexual lobby want Labour / Lib to further their gay 'rights' agenda.

Tories not much better but at least Cameron will be forced to listen to the moral Right who will vote him in.

0/10 - you're a crap troll.

[NickFitz]

If noone votes then how can you justify spending any money on the next election?

Well I believe the Parties have to come up with their own funding, either through Membership subscriptions or Trade Union Fees. So it will be up to them to woo voters in whatever way they see fit. I doubt that threatening to take people's choice away is much of a vote winner.

The cost of organising an election has nothing to do with the costs to parties of running election campaigns. The 2005 General Election cost over £80m of taxpayers money to organise.

[Churchill]

The cost of organising an election has nothing to do with the costs to parties of running election campaigns. The 2005 General Election cost over £80m of taxpayers money to organise.

£80m is f**k all in the grand scheme of things. The Euro Lottery Jackpot on Friday is an estimated £67m

[DodgyAgent]

No doubt the homosexual lobby want Labour / Lib to further their gay 'rights' agenda.

Tories not much better but at least Cameron will be forced to listen to the moral Right who will vote him in.

Poor old Cameron he has people like you on his bandwagon