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claytonender · 08-05-2006, 22:14

Quite honestly 'Yerself' it is entirely up to you, who you want to vote for. But I can't see how I am wasting your time.
Chav has a very good point about people not registering because of debts etc, but if a debt agency wants to find someone, there are lots of other means they can use. In fact you can request not to be on the register that is generally circulated. At elections each candidate has to sign a form agreeing that their copy of the electoral role will only be used for canvassing purposes and nothing else. If you are doing family research in the Library you have to ask to look at the bound copies of the roles, because they are locked up.

08-05-2006, 22:14	#67
claytonender Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 892 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 272	Re: So did you actually vote? Quite honestly 'Yerself' it is entirely up to you, who you want to vote for. But I can't see how I am wasting your time. Chav has a very good point about people not registering because of debts etc, but if a debt agency wants to find someone, there are lots of other means they can use. In fact you can request not to be on the register that is generally circulated. At elections each candidate has to sign a form agreeing that their copy of the electoral role will only be used for canvassing purposes and nothing else. If you are doing family research in the Library you have to ask to look at the bound copies of the roles, because they are locked up.