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Old 18-03-2004, 00:41   #34
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Re: How will you vote at next election?

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Originally Posted by scastle
Surely a person should only vote if they happen to agree with any party? I didn't vote at the last election, not because of apathy, but I didn't agree with any of the main parties being in government. I still don't think either the Tories or Tory Lite (Labour) party should be in power.
It is in those situations that you should 'spoil' you ballo paper. The way they say spoil it makes it sound like a childish thing to do when in fact it is showing that you're not apathetic but don't believe any of the candidates to be suitable. Just my personal opinion, but if they get enough spoiled ballots they are going to have to take notice.
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