Who'd you vote for, then?
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Kid_Eternity
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Well, given that I we had three votes this should have been multi choice...
fudgefactorfive
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Pirates.
Fisher_Gate
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No vote - no election in my neck of the woods. Off to do some knocking on doors of those who have got a vote now though.
Stobart Stopper
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Liberal Democrat, can't remember who they were but the Tory bint is crap and I am never voting for Labour again, ever.
Yeah well the Greens don't have the resources to stand everywhere. They are growing though - this year I think is the first time they've stood in every single ward of Bristol up for election 
How many votes you have depends on how many councillors represent your ward and how they are elected. In the London boroughs all three councillors for each ward are elected at once, hence each voter has three votes. In Bristol, there are two councillors per ward and the wards vote on a rotating basis with one councillor being elected for each ward at a time. This year I didn't get to vote because my ward wasn't up for grabs, next year I shall be able to elect one of my councillors.
Confusing innit. It does make sense though.
How many votes you have depends on how many councillors represent your ward and how they are elected. In the London boroughs all three councillors for each ward are elected at once, hence each voter has three votes. In Bristol, there are two councillors per ward and the wards vote on a rotating basis with one councillor being elected for each ward at a time. This year I didn't get to vote because my ward wasn't up for grabs, next year I shall be able to elect one of my councillors.
Confusing innit. It does make sense though.
zenie
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JTG said:Yeah well the Greens don't have the resources to stand everywhere. They are growing though - this year I think is the first time they've stood in every single ward of Bristol up for election
How many votes you have depends on how many councillors represent your ward and how they are elected. In the London boroughs all three councillors for each ward are elected at once, hence each voter has three votes. In Bristol, there are two councillors per ward and the wards vote on a rotating basis with one councillor being elected for each ward at a time. This year I didn't get to vote because my ward wasn't up for grabs, next year I shall be able to elect one of my councillors.
Confusing innit. It does make sense though.
So did i do it wrong then??
They didnt tell me how to vote
Red Faction
Allez Les Rouges
i voted labour
hoping to kick that cunt fitchett
and the tories out of lambeth
would have voted lib dem
but those arsewipes formed a coalition with the tory cunts
so i had to vote labout
now i feel dirty
hoping to kick that cunt fitchett
and the tories out of lambeth
would have voted lib dem
but those arsewipes formed a coalition with the tory cunts
so i had to vote labout
now i feel dirty
munkeeunit
sumptuous lushness
Now there's an election slogan for you...
"Vote Labour - Feel Dirty"
It worked for Pot Noodle.
"Vote Labour - Feel Dirty"
It worked for Pot Noodle.
marty21 said:actually this is a bit of a flawed poll (aren't they all...) what about the option for a split vote, i had 5 votes to make and didn't vote for the same party on all of them.
yeah, but multiple-choice voting would have meant firky won.
and we can't have that.
smoke Firky, vote Firky - that's the rule.
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