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Originally Posted by Matt D
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I seem to remember last week that the Prime Minister had said that he would welcome such an interview and couldn't understand why the Leader of the Opposition had declined.
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Originally Posted by Matt D
Good point re. spoiling the ballot paper. If you don't want to vote, I think that is much better than simply not bothering to turn up.
It does wind me up when people I know whinge about things, & then when asked "So, who are you voting for then?" reply "Oh, I never bother voting. Can't be bothered / don't like politics / etc.".
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Yup, agreed with FW on that above  |
As I have always said, "those who do not bother voting, get the government they deserve." If they do not vote, they relinquish their right to complain.
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Originally Posted by martyh
a "none of the above" option works for me aswell ,it would be helpful to know that a voter has deliberately chosen to not vote for the candidates as there are numerous reasons why a ballot paper can be deemed spoiled
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One can always write, "none of the above" on the bottom of their ballot paper.