[Margaret Pilkington]

The problem is that the man in the street feels that his vote makes no difference.
He votes on the information he has and the politicians do what they want once they have his vote.....and the man in the street can do nothing at all about this.....certainly not until the next election...The other problem is that the parties all seem the same, there is very little between them. Years ago if you were working class or a working man, you would never think of voting anything other than Labour, because they looked out for the working man.
Now, no-one looks out for the working man.
It isn't apathy if you feel that your vote will make no difference.