View Poll Results: Scoobynet Polling Station
New Labour
14
15.73%
Conservative
59
66.29%
Liberal Democrates
4
4.49%
other
12
13.48%
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18 January 2005, 01:16 PM
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With so many political posts appearing in NSR lets see what side we are all taking. You can vote honestly or just to bait PSL it is up to you.
I personally will not vote new labour ever, I want blowme bush tony out and any replacement will do. Allthough tories are campaigning hard, had 2 round since christmas, very interesting what they have to see and want to do, they even have published a list or action points and timelines they say they will be held accountable if they break their promises. But lib Dem are coming along nicely but im concerned they also will raise taxes like labour.
I personally will not vote new labour ever, I want blowme bush tony out and any replacement will do. Allthough tories are campaigning hard, had 2 round since christmas, very interesting what they have to see and want to do, they even have published a list or action points and timelines they say they will be held accountable if they break their promises. But lib Dem are coming along nicely but im concerned they also will raise taxes like labour.
18 January 2005, 01:20 PM
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Thats bad m8. Not having an option for the Monster Raving Loony Party. Just dumped in with the tree huggers etc. It is where our Tone steals his foriegn policy from 
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18 January 2005, 01:23 PM
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18 January 2005, 01:28 PM
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Perhaps we should have a new poll each month this year to see if views change as the parties present their policies?
Btw, there must be "won't vote" and "I might spoil my ballot paper" options.
Btw, there must be "won't vote" and "I might spoil my ballot paper" options.
18 January 2005, 02:36 PM
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I suppose if you want New Labour out, you have to vote Conservative. Problem is it means voting for Howard 
18 January 2005, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Jay m A
I suppose if you want New Labour out, you have to vote Conservative. Problem is it means voting for Howard
