5 May as election date

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  1. TheSpence

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    5 May as election date

    The general election will be held on 5 May, Tony Blair has formally announced.

    Speaking after asking the Queen to dissolve Parliament next week, Mr Blair said Labour had a "driving mission" for a third term in office.
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    Now no one has an excuse to forget my birthday! :p
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    Re: 5 May as election date

    I will be casting my vote, for the second time in my life. This country is turning to shite.
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    Is a lot better than it was in the 80's mate :lol:

    Im voting Laubour as the best of a bunch of arse cracks
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    :rolleyes:
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    Sorry if my political views are different from yours i thought we lived in a democracy :lol::dunce:
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    Im just surprised your voting for labour on the basis that:

    A) They are the 'best of a bad bunch'
    B) The tories are 'evil' because they closed the pits in the 80's and did nothing decent ever.
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    No i dont acre what they did in the 80's i think they are in a mess right now and have a poor leader, I do belive Labour will do the best job out of the three parties hence me voting for them.. Only a blind or very ignorant person would vot tories atm
  10. ManofScience

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    i must admit, i'm fed up with the "it's the tories fault from 8 years ago debate" - labour should change the fooking record.

    u should look at your local council and see how they are doing.

    Personally, Wallsend seems pretty good on the day to day stuff that affects me...

    i too will be casting my vote for only the 2nd time (once for the green party when i was a 1st year student in '94 - i think the green party got into Leicester East cause of all the piss take students :lol: ) cause i too am not happy about how we're being run...
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    Tabloid headline today, Tory policy of tomorrow
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    but why give them your vote if you don't believe in them?
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    The power of democracy is being able to NOT cast your vote, just aswell as being able TO cast it.

    Dont vote for someone just because you dont like the opposition - thats what keeps lousy govermnents in power.... APATHY.
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    the reason im voting is a dont trust micheal howard one bit, his figures dont add up and he always picks policies on the back of public outcry and that wont last when he is in...

    I respect Tony Blair and i can see what good Labour have done over the last two terms i for one am much better off and the economy is in great shape and the only thinkg i diagree with is the war on iraq but i feel Blair had no choice as we need the US on our side..

    thats the reason i AM voting
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    How do you enroll as a voter? I have never had anything through at this address.
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    May be too late but each house every year gets a form to say who lives there over 18, after that all those people get a card thta you need to take to polling station.. think you can vote by post now and even possibly online ???
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    It's a joke.

    You miss your council tax by a day and you get letter with a court date the next day yet you get no post for voting for elections.
  18. Freddy Flintoff

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    hahaha i know when money is involved the letter gets to you in negative time but anything else and you have to chase them....
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    So you're the only person who's not voting in the whole country then? "One person" makes a lot of difference when every fucker in the country thinks like that!

    If you voted, and encouraged other people to vote, and when you have kids told them that it's important to vote, then maybe people would be happier with the government that rules them instead of always fucking complaining!

    If you're not going to vote, I hope to god you don't ever get into a debate on this board about politics or the state of this country...because to be quite honest you have no right to say anything if you don't vote!

    /rant

    (On another note, I shall be voting Lib Dems :) )
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    im not voting :p :blush:
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