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Have you decided (1 Viewer)

Have you decided how you will be voting on October 9?

  • Yes

    Votes: 22 59.5%
  • No

    Votes: 3 8.1%
  • Will vote informal

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Will vote donkey

    Votes: 1 2.7%
  • Too young to vote

    Votes: 11 29.7%

  • Total voters
    37
  • Poll closed .

Rafy

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lol You dont vote for howard or latham....you vote for the party and candidate in your seat :p'


But If i could vote (and i think its a disgrace to our democracy that say 15-18 year olds cant vote) I would vote Liberal :)
 

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Cape said:
I live in bennelong as well ... and theres no way in hell that i am voting for howard.
same here ..
Purple_Circles said:
lol You dont vote for howard or latham....you vote for the party and candidate in your seat :p'
Howard is the candidate for bennelong
 

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ohne said:
Wow. Still no informal or donkey votes.
What's wrong with the British Labour party?

They seem to be rather conservative, supported that Iraq War thing and so on...
 

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Ziff said:
What's wrong with the British Labour party?

They seem to be rather conservative, supported that Iraq War thing and so on...
They are all the same....all evil
 

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Asquithian said:
i must say the conservatives in the UK are pretty crap....lost in the wilderness so to speak...

New Labour (The third way i think if i remember first year correctly) in the UK has been very sucessful...
The latest opinion pubilshed in the UK poll places New Labour behind both the Tories who are in first place and also the Liberal Democrats. Support for New Labour is only slightly above 25% of voters.
 

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ohne said:
The latest opinion pubilshed in the UK poll places New Labour behind both the Tories who are in first place and also the Liberal Democrats. Support for New Labour is only slightly above 25% of voters.
You haven't explained your views beyond saying that they are "evil".
 

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