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EU elections
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With the EU elections only a month away, I would have expected to see some posters or flyers by now, but... nothing. To find the manifestos of the parties I had to use google, and even then I could only find the Tories and Lib Dems. labour's manifesto is nowhere to be seen. Is people's apathy towards the EU due to a lack of promotion for the political parties, or is the lack of effort from the politicians a result of voter apathy?
Are you voting on 22 May? If not, why not?
Do you feel out of touch with the EU?
Would more communication from prospective MEPs encourage you to vote?
Do you even know who your regional MEPs are?
Does the apathy towards the EU encourage UKIP?
Are you voting on 22 May? If not, why not?
Do you feel out of touch with the EU?
Would more communication from prospective MEPs encourage you to vote?
Do you even know who your regional MEPs are?
Does the apathy towards the EU encourage UKIP?
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Whowhere, if you're out of the country you can register for a proxy or postal vote. I'm using postal voting this time because I will be at work. (I've used proxy voting previously, but I'm no longer living with my parents, so I don't go to the same polling place as them so it would be less convenient to use a parent as a proxy as I used to.)
I've had Conservatives (wishful thinking in Scotland me thinks), UKIP and Greens.
I will be voting Labour in the election because Labour is the only party that will stand up for the rights of ordinary people.
If your considering voting UKIP then make sure you understand the entire policies of the party and not just the populist, racist, homohpbic and sexist factors but the whole load of crap they come with. Cutting maternity pay, privitising the NHS, taking money from state schools and giving it to the private schools and making everyone play a flat rate tax, meaning that I will be paying the same as the people at the very top of the pyramid? I don't think thats fair.
It seems that most local business owners are running for a seat in the local elections - is this how it normally works?!