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"Polling Card"

Still haven't received mine, I swear if they don't send me one and restrict my right to vote I'm going to be suicide bombing the frickin embassy.

GAH

You don't need to do anything to get a voting card. Last time round I got a card and I was like 'hey, I can vote' but I didn't.

But this time round, some how, I got a voting card come through my house at uni, which was strange because officially my home is where my parents are.

I have a sneeking suspicion that someone is following me and they [/I]really[/I] want me to vote. still not going to

Maybe this is happening to you Paradox, maybe they are following you too and have decided you shouldn't vote. Either that or your card got lost in the post.

I guess SR doesn't represent the majority after all.

I don't know, we'll have to see. Polls don't tell us everything, otherwise there would be no need for the actual election.

CDouch wrote:
> The Lib Dem's have a huge following this time around. Could it be
> their time? I'm hoping so.

Thats i would have thought given the support they seem to have on here but the polls say otherwise.

The Lib Dem's have a huge following this time around. Could it be their time? I'm hoping so.

The Conservative lady I was speaking to earlier said that a lot of young people are supporting Kennedy.

Found my polling card so I'm sorted.

Everyone is my family is just following me and voting Lib Dem, they weren't even going to bother until last week.

Lil Bro wrote:
> Probably not registered yet then. Takes a while, often, for you to
> actually be put on the electoral register.

My mates 18th is on the day of the election, and he got his with his parents.

I think i'll vote lib dem.

Probably not registered yet then. Takes a while, often, for you to actually be put on the electoral register.

Everyone else in my family got one except me, aswell.

I'M EIGHTEEN, DAMNIT!

I'm still undecided.

If they were the new government, I'm sure the more feasible question would be, "To what extent will they fail?" Sure, with half a decade more of Labour we can probably expect them to stagnate on crime and education, forget to feed our troops - but there's a good chance of a nice, stable economy.

Lib Dems could probably handle it - but as to how it would end up if they weren't so competent is a big fat mystery.

Grix Thraves wrote:


> Politics ARE so silly.

Yup, to quote, "Politics. How tiresome."

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