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Yes, it was a pleasant evening. Good to meet some of the people that I will be working with when (not if - apparently, as a female candidate, I'm a dead cert) I'm elected in an informal setting.Originally posted by Alias View PostAre they a fun lot? Anything to report from it?Comment
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Can you vote for more than one person ?Originally posted by Alias View PostI'll vote for ya
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I think you can vote for as many as places on the CC? i.e. if there are 15 places and 30 candidates then you vote for the 15 you want as your representatives on the council??Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostCan you vote for more than one person ?
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Ah ok, TF is in the running too? Will give him a vote too (if I knew who he was
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You get up to 13 votes - so far I have identified 5 definite candidates that I'll be voting for, myself included.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostCan you vote for more than one person ?
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If you want me to share them, then send me a PM and I'm happy to explain who I'm voting for and why.Comment
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Originally posted by Alias View PostAh ok, TF is in the running too? Will give him a vote too (if I knew who he was
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