Voting Day Is Here!
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Shit.
Labour: 61Mark posted on May 5 2005 at 10:30 PM said:
Tories: 4
Lib Dems: 3
SNP: 1
I want to go cry*!
*sleep.
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Mark posted on May 5 2005 at 09:30 PM said:
When have exit polls ever looked exciting?
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sam fisher
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labour again even though they have a lower majority than last time.
Mark
Boris Johnson: Cuddly Conservative
Not a bad result to be fair- Labour have had their majority slashed, so we won't have as much of an elected dicatorship this time.
spray
PSP pwner
staying up til half four with two politics phd students to see in labour getting 325, priceless!
to quote wallace (of wallace and gromit fame) "well that went as well as could be expected"
loved the look on Kilroy's face when he polled 6%, hats off to the monster raving candidate who stood against Howard, made the declaration very fun!
to quote wallace (of wallace and gromit fame) "well that went as well as could be expected"
loved the look on Kilroy's face when he polled 6%, hats off to the monster raving candidate who stood against Howard, made the declaration very fun!
LHC
hello
And Howard has stood down. Hahahaha.
Mark
Boris Johnson: Cuddly Conservative
And Oliver Letwin has no intentions of running.
It's going to be David Davies, surely. Borris obvouisly has problems, but he's such a household name now-could he ever do well?
It's going to be David Davies, surely. Borris obvouisly has problems, but he's such a household name now-could he ever do well?
Mark posted on May 6 2005 at 03:38 PM said:
No, not david Davies.... Weak, too pale in front of the Camera!!!
Malcom Rifkind! We have mutual friends, I've sung for him, top bloke! Very straight down the line. Very intelligent and a reasonable man!!!
Bring him on!
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spray
PSP pwner
would be interesting if they elected some young gunner who then went on the have an actual message during the next general election, as opposed to just making a few pretty dull policies and then attacking Brown.
c0ncept
H.R. Gigers wet dream
this whole campaign was just rubbish mudslinging.
Although, anyone see the libdem broadcast that cast Blair as a little kid? That was pretty funny!
Although, anyone see the libdem broadcast that cast Blair as a little kid? That was pretty funny!
Rico
Certified Guru
I think it's probably safest this way, at least until the war bullshit is over. Tories would have messed relations with the US up. Lib Dem had no chance 
c0ncept
H.R. Gigers wet dream
Rico posted on May 6 2005 at 11:26 PM said:
our 'relations' with the US at the moment consist of tony blair sucking George Bush off. repeatedly.
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mattmagoo
OFFICIAL
haha, big kick in the balls for the tories
THEY HAD MORE VOTES
hahaha, fucked up democracy
THEY HAD MORE VOTES
hahaha, fucked up democracy
LHC
hello
Bullshit my friend, bullshit.
no they didnt.mattmagoo posted on May 7 2005 at 09:42 AM said:
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c0ncept
H.R. Gigers wet dream
if 40% of the people voted labour and the other 60% of the votes was split between two or three parties then actually more people DON'T want a labour government than do. The voting sytem should be changed so you vote for who you want in power least.
64% didn't want labour, yet they have nearly twice as many seats as the tories. 22% voted lib dems(why?), but they only have 60 odd seats. crazy!!!!! But the only ones who can change the system are Labour...
I won't hold my breath
I won't hold my breath
markusdragon
FI5H Agent
Ah yes, but proportional reperesentation would get rid of the local politics element to the election, thus disenfranchising the voter.
