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Hindsight

Member
Location
Lincolnshire
In a marginal seat for sure.
Funny thing is I want a hung parliament as having a liar as PM is not attractive in any which way.

Congratulations - you must be in a swing seat. Here in South LIncolnshire just had the usual letterbox literature. Voting here is not essential as the Conservative candidate (MP) has already organised accommodation in London for next Monday.
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
I must be able to make a difference too. I get something from my local Conservative candidate ever week, as well as regular emails from Boris directly (apparently), usually asking for a donation to the fight.

Meanwhile, Mrs NeilO is getting bombarded by the Lib Dem’s almost daily.

I think there’s a labour candidate too, but maybe he’s given up already?
 

Hindsight

Member
Location
Lincolnshire
I must be able to make a difference too. I get something from my local Conservative candidate ever week, as well as regular emails from Boris directly (apparently), usually asking for a donation to the fight.

Meanwhile, Mrs NeilO is getting bombarded by the Lib Dem’s almost daily.

I think there’s a labour candidate too, but maybe he’s given up already?

Yes, you must. We in South Lincolnshire are a quiet Tory backwater. Not even sure the Conservative candidate has been seen in the constituency. But same can be said for Labour and Lib Dems who have thron in the towel, understandably, on our constituency. Makes a total mockery of the definition of a 'General' Election. Hey ho.
 

Martin Holden

Member
Trade
Location
Cheltenham
Here in Cheltenham we have a really tight fight. 2000 votes in favour of the Tories last time. They even wheeled out TM who actually came to our door (I was out annoyingly!) This election from a politician perspective is almost numb. Boris isn’t a statesman, JC is down right dangerous and the LD’s have a poor leader. What a choice!!
 

DRC

Member
Here in Cheltenham we have a really tight fight. 2000 votes in favour of the Tories last time. They even wheeled out TM who actually came to our door (I was out annoyingly!) This election from a politician perspective is almost numb. Boris isn’t a statesman, JC is down right dangerous and the LD’s have a poor leader. What a choice!!
My daughter and her partner will be voting in Cheltenham for the first time since they moved there. More exciting than North Shrops, although there’s more people than I can remember saying they’ve had enough of Patterson. Maybe he’s worried , as we’ve had a flyer this time and his been in the local pubs. Don’t normally get any literature here.
 

Highland Mule

Member
Livestock Farmer
Surely we can all see that the old saying that any decision is better than indecision is true, we have had getting on for four years of ditthering it simply cant go on

Would you think like that if you were facing a firing squad and they were arguing over whose turn it was yo do the deed on you? Sorry, no - as I see it we have a couple of extremists in charge of the two main parties, and either would be a disaster for the country - I’ll settle for more of the same for now thanks, until somebody competent emerges onto the political frame.
 

Muck Spreader

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Limousin
I must be able to make a difference too. I get something from my local Conservative candidate ever week, as well as regular emails from Boris directly (apparently), usually asking for a donation to the fight.

Meanwhile, Mrs NeilO is getting bombarded by the Lib Dem’s almost daily.

I think there’s a labour candidate too, but maybe he’s given up already?

Think yourself lucky, there are an estimated 1.2 million Brits living in the EU who are barred from voting because of the 15 year rule, dispute all this mess having more impact on them than anyone else. Around a third of a million are still registered to vote but are generally ignored by all the parties with the exception of the Lib/dems from what I have noticed. :scratchhead:
 

rob1

Member
Location
wiltshire
Would you think like that if you were facing a firing squad and they were arguing over whose turn it was yo do the deed on you? Sorry, no - as I see it we have a couple of extremists in charge of the two main parties, and either would be a disaster for the country - I’ll settle for more of the same for now thanks, until somebody competent emerges onto the political frame.
personnaly if I was facing a firing squad I would sooner they made their mind up asap, do it or dont
 

rob1

Member
Location
wiltshire
Think yourself lucky, there are an estimated 1.2 million Brits living in the EU who are barred from voting because of the 15 year rule, dispute all this mess having more impact on them than anyone else. Around a third of a million are still registered to vote but are generally ignored by all the parties with the exception of the Lib/dems from what I have noticed. :scratchhead:
If you leave the country and have been gone for 15 years Im not sure why they should have the vote, I can see an argument for, IF they are paying taxes here still but otherwise no IMVHO
 

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