who will you vote for in the uk local elections?
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blonde dyslexic i had to laugh at your question cos my OH is putting himself forward again for the 3rd year running to become a conservative councillor hahahaha, i' m a liberal democrat through and through, so i don't support him, last night the leaflets were dropped off and there are 3 boxes of them circa 3500 leafleats to be delivered hahahaha, not a hope in hell has he for me to help!!!
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I vote for the candidates that stand for what is right... regardless pf party.  We've all been burned by candidates from every party.  Make sure you don't vote by party, and vote by position.
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Howie!!\nJanellle!!\nKasyer!!\n                         So Vote For Them!!!
747047
How would anyone know who they voted for? Do they go to vote wearing sheets and hoods and then answer exit polls?
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Vote for Katie - she's your matey.
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Hi If you punch in  your city ,county, or state on SEARCH, you will find out all the issues that will appear on your ballot locally and state wide.The offices and candidates that are running for them.Good Luck     ROSCO
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i hate it. its bias eg france will vote 4 germany,greece 4 cyprus and visa versa it seems to me the rest of europe will not vote 4 the uk
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I thought about this and it isn't easy. There are arguments for going either way (labour or conservative). \n\nArgument for voting labour - people mustn't get carried away by the David Cameron effect. Sure, he's young, energetic, good looking (for a politician!) and talks up all these big changes in the tory party. But think about it, so was Tony Blair all those years ago when he took over as leader of the labour party and then became prime minister. Labour seemed like a fresh, modern alternative beacuse people where fed up with the incompetence and sleaze of the conservatives. It will only happen again!\n\nArgument for voting conservative - But now the boot is on the other foot! conservatives seem like the fresh, modern alternative compared to labour's incompetence and sleaze!\n\nTo give you an answer, I would vote conservative against my better judgement. Its time up for labour, the lib dems aren't a realistic choice and neither are any of the other minor parties. Simply, what goes around comes around. Whatever party is in government always ends up the same. Plus change is a good thing - its healthy for democracy. We couldn't have yet another 4 year term of the same political party. Traditionally I'm not a tory and never have been. I voted labour in 1997 (I was 18) and have voted for them since. I simply think change is a good thing at the momemt. We just have to give a new government a chance. that's all
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call your local County Board of elections.
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You should vote for the canidate that represents the values & principles that you lead your life by.  You should vote for the canidate that you agree with.  You are wasting your vote if you are just voting against someone.  At least this is America and you have the right to vote.
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Vote for a Secretary you can really use. Vote for Alex Hughes.
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Yep! \n\nAnd I do a mixed bag in voting.... I usually go for canadites I feel are doing a good job or support things I believe in (not just Blue vs. Red).
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It's way too early to tell who I'll vote for - I don't vote by strict party lines. I vote for who I think is the best for the job. I can't know that until I know who's in the running.
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To find out what local councils can and cannot do, I would refer you to
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I've always voted Democratic. They're the closest to my beliefs and I always vote for the party over the person. Hey, its my vote that's how I choose to use it.
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It depends. I would vote for the person I felt would do best for the country. One person's best might not be another person's best. So if I felt that the Green Party's candidate would be best, then I would vote for that candidate. If not, then I'd vote for someone else.
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