Vote early, vote often!

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Sysman replied

6 May 2010, 13:00
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

About 150% in your area by the sounds of it.

I've started the Postal Vote Fraud thread, so that we can speculate how long it will be before evidence appears.
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Gonzo replied

6 May 2010, 11:12
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

It will be interesting to see what the turn-out will be.

About 150% in your area by the sounds of it.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

6 May 2010, 11:04
When I was out earlier I made a bit of a detour so I went past one of the local poling stations - it looked busy. There were loads of Labour & Respect bods bothering people and I saw a number of people going in. I was on the other side of the road so never talked to them. (I don't want to be arrested for assaulting them.)

It will be interesting to see what the turn-out will be.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

6 May 2010, 07:18
Originally posted by threaded View Post

Remember to vote early and often today. It is known that many people have already voted numerous times. So make your vote count!

They have been round here.

Originally posted by Churchill View Post

What we really need is a civil war.

Whoever wins.

This country belongs to its people, not to the Government.

Aye.
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Churchill replied

6 May 2010, 07:07
What we really need is a civil war.

Whoever wins.

This country belongs to its people, not to the Government.
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lightng replied

6 May 2010, 07:04
Government Petitions

When the new party/parties get in, we should start thinking about dragging out those government petitions that Labour swept under the carpet.
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bobhope replied

6 May 2010, 07:04
Good luck you non-expats.

You can use my vote, because I can't vote.
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mudskipper replied

6 May 2010, 06:09
Just went to vote - lazy b's not open yet!
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Gonzo replied

6 May 2010, 04:03
Originally posted by threaded View Post

Remember to vote early and often today. It is known that many people have already voted numerous times. So make your vote count!

WHS

If you can't bring yourself to vote for any of the candidates go and spoil your ballot paper - show them that you do care about the choices you are being offered, not that you don't care at all.

Originally posted by threaded View Post

This public service announcement brought to you in the knowledge it won't make any difference to the outcome anyway. It's all going to end rather badly.

I disagree with this.

Not that it won't end rather badly, that's a given, but the election is the opportunity to effect just how badly it is going to end.
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threaded started a topic Vote early, vote often!

6 May 2010, 03:47
Vote early, vote often!

Remember to vote early and often today. It is known that many people have already voted numerous times. So make your vote count!

This public service announcement brought to you in the knowledge it won't make any difference to the outcome anyway. It's all going to end rather badly. Glad I'm not in the UK any more.
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