General Election 12 December.

[Lord Harold 0]

23 minutes ago, Baron99 said:

Very funny. 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7784881/Starting-wrong-foot-Labours-Diane-Abbott-appears-rushed-ODD-shoes.html

Not long now Diane 

[Baron99 778]

1 hour ago, alchresearch said:

No matter who you vote for, nothing will beat this leader's Christmas card.

 

"Leave it Tony, he's not worth it"

 

ARRRRRRRRRH! 

[Hadron 10]

To me this election is all about Brexit. It is a big mess and needs to be taken care of first and foremost. A couple of labour vultures were at the polling station and like the picture above not even worth spitting at. They could have done a lot for the area but instead its gone to the dogs and that's being polite.

[Pettytom 1]

2 hours ago, alchresearch said:

No matter who you vote for, nothing will beat this leader's Christmas card.

 

"Leave it Tony, he's not worth it"

 

That’s one ugly glove puppet that Cherie is wearing 

[Lord Harold 0]

2 hours ago, alchresearch said:

No matter who you vote for, nothing will beat this leader's Christmas card.

 

"Leave it Tony, he's not worth it"

 

I'm not a violent person but if two faces were made for slapping  we've got them both on one photo 

[Gormenghast 58]

Just been to vote and a man at the entrance, who said he was a "Libdem teller," was asking everybody for the voter number on their card, or if not, their  address.

 

Was he legally able to do this?

[Pettytom 1]

Just now, Gormenghast said:

Just been to vote and a man at the entrance, who said he was a "Libdem teller," was asking everybody for the voter number on their card, or if not, their  address.

 

Was he legally able to do this?

He’s allowed to ask. 
 

I always tell them to mind their own business.

 

It is to help them to get their vote out.

[*_ash_* 88]

I've asked before when I went to vote once. Why does your voter number have to be on the vote? Doesn't it mean it's not anonymous vote? I can't remember the answer.

 

 

[max 13]

10 minutes ago, *_ash_* said:

I've asked before when I went to vote once. Why does your voter number have to be on the vote? Doesn't it mean it's not anonymous vote? I can't remember the answer.

 

 

The ballot paper and the record of who has taken which ballot paper are kept separate. However, in the case of a police investigation, for instance into voter fraud, the ballot papers can be retrieved and matched to a voter.

[*_ash_* 88]

Just now, max said:

The ballot paper and the record of who has taken which ballot paper are kept separate. However, in the case of a police investigation, for instance into voter fraud, the ballot papers can be retrieved and matched to a voter.

Yeah that sounds familiar, thanks max.

 

 

[Gormenghast 58]

3 hours ago, Pettytom said:

He’s allowed to ask. 
 

I always tell them to mind their own business.

 

It is to help them to get their vote out.

Thanks for that Pt. It just seemed a bit odd, never been asked before.

 

How does it help them? Does the number allow them to know my address from the electoral roll?

 

I didn't vote for them any way.

[Baron99 778]

3 hours ago, Gormenghast said:

Just been to vote and a man at the entrance, who said he was a "Libdem teller," was asking everybody for the voter number on their card, or if not, their  address.

 

Was he legally able to do this?

 

I always say to them, "Of course you can ask. I'm not going to show you but you can ask."