I received my postal vote today

[Jim Brewster]

I registered for postal voting years ago at my parents' house as I have no regular address.

I thought number 9 was strange. The way I interpret this is that you're allowed to commit voting fraud, but it's limited to only doing it 5 times

 

[klaus]

Have you sent your ballot paper yet?
I wouldn't accept offers to take it for me - can't remember when I last saw a political campaigner come to my door ... safe(?) Tory seat.

 

[Jim Brewster]

Have you sent your ballot paper yet?
I wouldn't accept offers to take it for me - can't remember when I last saw a political campaigner come to my door ... safe(?) Tory seat.

Nope, it's at the very bottom of my to-do list

 

[pilgrimhudd]

Remember a story on 5 live a year or two ago about a daughter who admitted not sending her mum's postal votes for the last 10 years as she didn't like her politics.

 

[foxy]

We get fined for not voting here. Reading some of the posts in the snug, 'The downfall of the Tory Party' I would imagine the average electorate turnout will be higher as those who choose to live on welfare will drag their sorry 'Arsches' to the polling stations to vote for the nearest candidate on the list who is not Conservative.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

We get fined for not voting here.

I think everyone who can should vote even if they spoil the paper.