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[lpetersson]

Are we all ready to vote?

I am. Straight after work I'm heading off to my local polling station...

Comments

[purplethings.livejournal.com]

oooh I forgot that was today. I have a nasty Doctor appointment as well, bah.

[caintheexile.livejournal.com]

I refuse to vote.

It's a lifestyle choice.

[fuzball.livejournal.com]

We had the postal vote crap, i just couldnt be assed figuring it out and getting witnesses to sign it, load of bollocks in my opinion.
I did like pasteys method though of drawing on an additional bow and writing next to it "none of the above"

[caf-pow.livejournal.com]

straight after work i'm heading straight to my local pub!
*is grateful for postal voting* ;)

[zenmeisterin.livejournal.com]

Ditto. Luckily mine is not too far from where I live.

[lhawksey.livejournal.com]

I never bother to vote, its like the book animal farm, no matter who's at the top of the ladder, things never change for those of us at the bottom.

[lee-c-rip.livejournal.com]

Didnt even know there was a vote today :S.....then again i refuse to watch news or read papers on the grounds its too depressing.

[elfenkind.livejournal.com]

Good luck trying to vote. I had a great time. Got there around lunch time with my little card to be told that I've got a letter next to my name which means I can't vote. So why am I on the list? I argued with them for a bit because I knew I was right before going home to call the people in charge to complain. Outside our front door I found the lady from the local Polling Station telling me they made a mistake and I am eligible to vote after all. So back I went - only to be told that I can't vote for the European Parliament. I really couldn't be bothered to argue my case yet again. Still, got my vote in for the London Assembly and the Mayor - for all its worth.... Also had a look at the Green Party statements and was massively disappointed with most of their views.