View Poll Results: How will you vote?
Labour
3
3.41%
Conservative
24
27.27%
Lib dem
3
3.41%
UKIP
24
27.27%
Green
2
2.27%
BNP
14
15.91%
A regional party
1
1.14%
An independant
2
2.27%
Other
2
2.27%
Won't vote, they're all as bad as each other
9
10.23%
Won't vote, it's not important
0
0%
Won't vote, other reason
4
4.55%
Voters: 88. You may not vote on this poll
How will you vote in the European elections?
02 June 2009, 09:56 AM
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Won't vote, they're as bad as each other. Said it before, say it again, don't see the point in voting for a party I don't believe in. Thee are none I believe in at the moment, so won't vote. 
02 June 2009, 09:59 AM
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Fair enough. There are a lot of parties out there though, are you sure none of them have similar views to you?
02 June 2009, 10:05 AM
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I did look at the UKIP and Conservatives, but some points (which I'd like to remain private) were totally different to my p.o.v.
For some reason, a couple of parties decided I needed 4-5 of each leaflet... anyone else get that
About all most are worth
02 June 2009, 10:28 AM
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02 June 2009, 10:31 AM
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Point taken. My personal issues being the parties don't agree with the major points. Some come up well with the minors, but unless it covered the majority of what I felt needed change, I wouldn't vote and hold my stance. Very wealthy... maybe in a few years time
02 June 2009, 10:32 AM
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Already voted (postal). Its the longest bollot paper I've ever seen!
Not voting is a cop out IMO. There is no better way to show the current rabble how unopoular they really are other than putting a cross is an opposing party's box.
Remember John Major had more votes than Tony Blair in their respective first elections; its the people who stayed at home and did nothing that made that happen.
(would still love a vote of abstention box box on the ballot papers though ).
Not voting is a cop out IMO. There is no better way to show the current rabble how unopoular they really are other than putting a cross is an opposing party's box.
Remember John Major had more votes than Tony Blair in their respective first elections; its the people who stayed at home and did nothing that made that happen.
(would still love a vote of abstention box box on the ballot papers though ).
02 June 2009, 10:58 AM
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Already voted (postal). Its the longest bollot paper I've ever seen!
Not voting is a cop out IMO. There is no better way to show the current rabble how unopoular they really are other than putting a cross is an opposing party's box.
Remember John Major had more votes than Tony Blair in their respective first elections; its the people who stayed at home and did nothing that made that happen.
(would still love a vote of abstention box box on the ballot papers though ).
Not voting is a cop out IMO. There is no better way to show the current rabble how unopoular they really are other than putting a cross is an opposing party's box.
Remember John Major had more votes than Tony Blair in their respective first elections; its the people who stayed at home and did nothing that made that happen.
(would still love a vote of abstention box box on the ballot papers though ).
Again, agree to disagree.
02 June 2009, 11:11 AM
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I have to say COB that not voting will do nothing good in any kind of way.
I feel exactly the same as you about politicians and have little time for the vast majority of them.
The fact remains, we have to have someone to run the country, or to represent us in the grossly corrupt Eu. If no one votes then some scaly bunch will get in by default and we will be even worse off.
I am going to vote UKIP this time around because I want to see a bunch who are against us being in the Eu constitution since I think they are dragging us down, taking our money and telling us how to live in our own country. They have got where they are so far by stealth and we should get out.
I hope that a strong UKIP vote this time will send a strong message to the other parties.
Les
I feel exactly the same as you about politicians and have little time for the vast majority of them.
The fact remains, we have to have someone to run the country, or to represent us in the grossly corrupt Eu. If no one votes then some scaly bunch will get in by default and we will be even worse off.
I am going to vote UKIP this time around because I want to see a bunch who are against us being in the Eu constitution since I think they are dragging us down, taking our money and telling us how to live in our own country. They have got where they are so far by stealth and we should get out.
I hope that a strong UKIP vote this time will send a strong message to the other parties.
Les
02 June 2009, 11:18 AM
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I have to say COB that not voting will do nothing good in any kind of way.
I feel exactly the same as you about politicians and have little time for the vast majority of them.
The fact remains, we have to have someone to run the country, or to represent us in the grossly corrupt Eu. If no one votes then some scaly bunch will get in by default and we will be even worse off.
I am going to vote UKIP this time around because I want to see a bunch who are against us being in the Eu constitution since I think they are dragging us down, taking our money and telling us how to live in our own country. They have got where they are so far by stealth and we should get out.
I hope that a strong UKIP vote this time will send a strong message to the other parties.
Les
I feel exactly the same as you about politicians and have little time for the vast majority of them.
The fact remains, we have to have someone to run the country, or to represent us in the grossly corrupt Eu. If no one votes then some scaly bunch will get in by default and we will be even worse off.
I am going to vote UKIP this time around because I want to see a bunch who are against us being in the Eu constitution since I think they are dragging us down, taking our money and telling us how to live in our own country. They have got where they are so far by stealth and we should get out.
I hope that a strong UKIP vote this time will send a strong message to the other parties.
Les
02 June 2009, 03:00 PM
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02 June 2009, 04:37 PM
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I will be voting on Thursday if I remember! I think if you don't vote, don't moan about the state of the country. Then again, I suppose you can always blame everyone else for getting you into the mess.
02 June 2009, 07:13 PM
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country been in a mess for yrs its been going down hill fast how can i have any faith in MPS when they are on the take my and your money taxes we pay and they screw us blind
02 June 2009, 09:01 PM
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I'm a floating voter between one of the main parties and UKIP. Someone sell UKIP to me please? I really do feel we need less dependence on (or giving so much money to) Europe, but what are they going to do? How do we sever the ties?