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2014 Elections: Urban Exit Poll

Who did you vote for in the 2014 European and Local Elections?


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Surprised by how many parties named after either anti-eu or send-them-back policies. Splits the nutjob vote i guess. Nice to see UKIP right at the bottom, in a paper-fold of its own so you'd really have to look for it to find them...
Same as that... there were five right-wing parties (including the Tories), Labour, Libdems and the Greens.
 
mixture of Lewisham People Before Profit, Greens and TUSC in that order depending what options were available (3 papers here: Euros, Councilors and Local Mayor)
 
Euro: Socialist Party of Great Britain

Locals: Three votes for Labour (sigh).

Fair few right-wing nutter parties on the Euro ballot.
 
Looks like i voted for this guy:
"John Hamilton, Lewisham People Before Profit candidate for Mayor, talks about our policies and objectives"


Steve Bullock (labour) will win it yet again...already 12 years under his belt
 
Incidentally, the votes don't get counted till Sunday (to allow all the other countries who vote over a couple of days to get theirs done). Can't remember if there will be actual exit polls before then? Might have been some sort of 'gentleman's agreement' in the past about not publishing them till (all) the polls close. Can't imagine that will survive in an internet era. [dull speculation, I'm just wondering when Falange's crowing will start in earnest]
Exit polling has been banned across the EU until late on Sunday so as not to influence the voting in other countries. But under Dutch law, the ban can be bypassed
 
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Voted Labour in the Euros.
No local elections in Lancaster this time but we kicked out all our Lib Dem councillors the last time.
 

Well, the local one is a long story but to summarise I couldn't make up my mind between a bunch of uninspiring candidates and perhaps would have voted for one of them but they had made this deceitful statement about something so I wrote a message to them about that.

LibDem in the Euros because I wanted to put aside the whole in/out question (better left for the general election I think) and vote for someone who would actually do something useful in the European parliament - fish quotas, vehicle emissions, mobile charges all the Eurocrat bread and butter stuff. Plenty of MEPs from other parties don't seem to be to arsed with that.
 
Voted Labour, all quiet at the polling station but apparently a few have been in today to join in the democratic process. :D
 
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