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Local Euro Elections - Who are you voting for ?

Not sure on others, but we've had most of the party leaflets thro this week, outlining what they're all going to 'do' for us if we vote them, but I wanna know what other ta's are thinking with regards to who to vote for ?

i will vote for jeff's party

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Originally posted by tu_face i will vote for jeff's party

me too, if there will be cake ?


seriously tho, I dunno who the hell to bother voting for, It won't be the BNP or the UK Independance party as they want us totally out of Europe, and there are some good aspects to it along with the bad ones that most people pick at, Maybe Lib Dems or even Labour (as I hate the tories, people seem to forget what they did for 20 years b4 Blair had the task of undoing all their shite)

local: conservative
euro: not sure either liberal or greens

its going to have to be labour for me. the lib dem council round here have made a right half-arsed job of it since they got in last time round..

the rest are either no-hopers or twats...

well here it goes:

- the tories are fascists
- for labour, blair is a ****
- the BNP are nazis
- the green party are vegetarian nazis



by process of elimination it leaves the lib dems, but id rather have a party at jeffs

I'll be deep in the ground before I vote conservative, they're bastards, complete & utter 2 faced ****s who ruined the country in the first place, now they want to ruin europe

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Originally posted by slinkyhead local: conservative

sad ****

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Originally posted by Az sad ****

harsh ****

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Originally posted by tu_face harsh ****

that wasn't based on one statement, that was what sealed it for me though

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Originally posted by Az sad ****

they couldnt run central government but local they are by far and away the most effecient. our local council changed to a lib dem and thyey were the biggest pain in the arse to get anything done, the amount of bureacracy was riducolous, then conservatives came back in and sorted out all the mess. And as for labour council surely there is no coincidence that the 10 most failing local council are all labour.

each election; local, national, regional, european needs to be looked at separately but unfortunatelty that doesnt happen. people will use these local elections as a referendum on labour and the europeans and a referendum on the euro when it shouldnt be like that.

our local Labour gov are fine, the guy is really nice, hard working & does a decent job, when Edwina Currie was your tory rep for so long tho, any1 else will do

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Originally posted by Ian^ our local Labour gov are fine, the guy is really nice, hard working & does a decent job, when Edwina Currie was your tory rep for so long tho, any1 else will do

i presume you are talking about your MP. if you are then you have proved my point about people dont appreciate the difference betwen local, national, european etc.

lib dems.

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Originally posted by slinkyhead i presume you are talking about your MP. if you are then you have proved my point about people dont appreciate the difference betwen local, national, european etc.

I did vote labour in local and national last time, simply cos I didn't want the tories in power, and i'd do it again, If i felt the lib dems or others had a chance to win then I might vote for them, but I dont see it happening anytime soon, as much as I'd like to. On this I'm Pro-Europe so i'm obv not voting conservative

I don't think I am gonna bother tbh, it won't make the blindest bit of difference. The country will still be run by a bunch of fuckups

I�m not!

Last year I moved in with my Grandad, and in order to save a quick buck on council tax he�s classed me as a �guest� so I can�t register to vote here or he�ll have to pay extra council tax. My first chance will be the next general election because we had locals a year ago (which I voted two lib dems, and one independent), by which point I shall be register at uni.

If I was going to vote, Lib Dem would be the choice for both.

we get to vote for either DUP, UUP, SDLP or Sinn Fein. Aren't we lucky

Don't forget the Alliance Party Irishclubbing I don't even know if they're even putting a candidate forward though. So-called middle ground parties have never had any impact in the six counties.

Anyway, back to the question. The party I support don't have any candidates in my area, neither for the European constituency or local constituency. So to Europe I'll be voting for an independent candidate running on a 'human rights' ticket. In the local elections I'll be voting for independents too. The best local candidate is one I'd like to vote for (best worker for the people), but the party he belongs to prevents me from doing so!

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Originally posted by slinkyhead each election; local, national, regional, european needs to be looked at separately but unfortunatelty that doesnt happen. people will use these local elections as a referendum on labour and the europeans and a referendum on the euro when it shouldnt be like that.

i couldn't agree with you more. people aren't voting on the merit of a particular candidate in relation to his or her political party, rather on the merit of that political party nationally. shame because it takes away the point of these local elections. its these candidates that we can get the most out of because its the most individual attention we are going to receive

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Originally posted by sykadelik I don't think I am gonna bother tbh, it won't make the blindest bit of difference. The country will still be run by a bunch of fuckups

Tbh it does annoy me to hear such things as this?

I mean what country would you rather live in, that has a better government?

Im very glad i was born in this country, and i happen to think the government does a good job running the country.

Lib Dem coz I like the idea of council tax being replaced by local income tax.

Not a clue about their other policies. Doesn't take much to convince me

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Originally posted by Spad Lib Dem coz I like the idea of council tax being replaced by local income tax. Not a clue about their other policies. Doesn't take much to convince me

if you lived in chesterfield before the lib dems got in, you would vote the other way

at least labour can put new road surfaces down properly! our current lib dem council just lobs stones at it and leaves the cars to roll em in....

i agree, council tax should be replaced by a higher income tax, but a) that has nothing to do with the european elections , and b) it would take legislation from a national government to change council tax like that unfotunatly :/

i still like the idea of jeffs party

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Originally posted by tu_face at least labour can put new road surfaces down properly! our current lib dem council just lobs stones at it and leaves the cars to roll em in....

hahaha

goto vote for them just for their style

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Originally posted by slinkyhead And as for labour council surely there is no coincidence that the 10 most failing local council are all labour.

There is another way of looking at that. The regions with strongest Labour support were those most neglected by the Tories. A few years later it's no surprise these are still difficult areas.

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