Local And Pcc Elections Today

[WILF 50,946]

I've got to be honest, I'm struggling to see how any of them are going to affect my life significantly. I appreciate some will feel that certain candidate's policy is standout but for me....

And I do feel a little guilty about that.

Don't feel guilty mate, you can only order what's on the menu and if you don't like it then you don't like it.....simple as that.

It's all broken......why waste your time.

 

I have to say, the UKIP councillor in my old area has done some real good stuff, not least sacking the big firm the council had running the council (??figure that!!) which seemed hell bent on robbing every poor c**t for every last penny.

So fair play to him for that!

Edited May 5, 2016 by WILF

[nans pat 2,575]

why is there no box to tick [none of the above]if their complaining about voter apathy.elections here the day lol if voteing changed anything it would be banned,

[Mister Gain 1,764]

On my way round to vote and a somali in a wrinkled, ill-fitting whistle is walking along chanting "polling, polling, polling", obviously as mad as a march hare but given the opportunity to vote, fcuking joke.

[Blackbriar 8,569]

My council tax went up over £100 this year, so a different council is definitely required.

 

Ours went up too, but I think that's due to a reduction in central support grant, or some such nonsense. (Or was it to fund social care....?)

 

Eithermway, our council went from "no overall control" to a slim Labour majority - hasn't made the tiniest difference, that I can see !

[WILF 50,946]

There's no reason for council tax to be the price it is.........it's a rip off.

[Tiercel 6,986]

I've been up to the community centre and ticked the UKIP box,for all the good it'll do.

 

You could dig up Jimmy Saville's corpse and stand it for labour here and it'd win by a landslide.

Same here, that is why I do not vote. Our local labour candidate came to the door this week, he could not wait to leave....

 

TC

[walshie 2,804]

 

I've been up to the community centre and ticked the UKIP box,for all the good it'll do.

 

You could dig up Jimmy Saville's corpse and stand it for labour here and it'd win by a landslide.

Same here, that is why I do not vote. Our local labour candidate came to the door this week, he could not wait to leave....

 

TC

 

 

Keeping that bottle of piss by the front door works wonders .

[BGD 6,437]

"The party I hate always gets in, that's why I don't vote"

 

Nope sorry, the logic is lost on me

[ftm 3,357]

ukip got my vote

[walshie 2,804]

On my way round to vote and a somali in a wrinkled, ill-fitting whistle is walking along chanting "polling, polling, polling", obviously as mad as a march hare but given the opportunity to vote, fcuking joke.

 

What's the world coming to when people in bad suits are allowed to vote?

[Mister Gain 1,764]

 

On my way round to vote and a somali in a wrinkled, ill-fitting whistle is walking along chanting "polling, polling, polling", obviously as mad as a march hare but given the opportunity to vote, fcuking joke.

 

What's the world coming to when people in bad suits are allowed to vote?

 

 

Scruffy cnut wasn't wearing any socks either.

[neems 2,406]

 

I've been up to the community centre and ticked the UKIP box,for all the good it'll do.

 

You could dig up Jimmy Saville's corpse and stand it for labour here and it'd win by a landslide.

Same here, that is why I do not vote. Our local labour candidate came to the door this week, he could not wait to leave....

 

TC

 

 

It only costs a 5 minute stroll,what's the worst that can happen?

[rob284 1,682]

Anyone notice when you vote its always in pencil. Dont trust any of it.

[Onlyworkmatters 1,584]

Anyone notice when you vote its always in pencil. Dont trust any of it.

 

Yes...theres also a number they read out when you give your address and a number on the ballot sheets

[walshie 2,804]

Anyone notice when you vote its always in pencil. Dont trust any of it.

 

It's be worse in ink as it could be invisible ink.