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Originally Posted by AWESOMEUS MAXIMUS  Counts for, what exactly?
Stats on a bit of paper, nothing meaningful to the people voting, IMO. |
A "no vote" is an easy way to say "I would have liked to vote, but not for any of the listed candidates". I reckon quite a few of the staunch Labour supporters will spoil their papers this election, or go for a fringe party like The Greens. I'm pretty sure that at some point tonight there will be talk of an increase in spoiled papers, increased votes for The Greens, an increase for the BNP, and possibly a small increase for UKIP. Of the big 3 I see less votes for Labour and increases for the Lib Dems and the Tories. All these recent scandals should make this quite an interesting election.
