Thread: The Cable Forum Exit Poll
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Old 05-05-2005, 15:04   #44
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Re: The Cable Forum Exit Poll
I''ve still got to go and vote and even though I'm in John Majors old seat and its a solid blue vote, it's not putting me off voting (an I won't be voting Tory either!)

I think my old head of sixth form put it best.
'If you don't vote then you've got no right to complain about whoever gets in.'

He was very good at encouraging us to vote without promoting any party.

Besides with turnout at around 59% (last time) if _EVERYONE_ who didn't vote voted, then the politcal map could be substantually different 41% of the vote would almost certainly put anyone in, regardless of who won last time and what majority they had.

I'll be voting LIBDEM in any case. I know I'll be worse off regardless of whoever gets in, but at least they're being honest about it.
Unlike the Torys and Labour who are claiming respectivly that the extra money can be magic'd up from somewhere or isn't actually needed.
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