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cashman 03-05-2007 21:24
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by davo69 (Post 419234)
so i can go and give next doors name and adress and i can use there vote if they avent already used it .? and yes have had a few lol
yep i already said that way back in thread.pmsl

davo69 03-05-2007 21:27
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
so in my close i no 20 people havent voted so i could use there vote .hummmmmmmmmm.what happens if i go to vote and some one as used mine?

garinda 03-05-2007 22:55
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
The Lancashire Evening Telegraph have a live link, as the votes come in.

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...ions/hyndburn/

shakermaker 03-05-2007 22:58
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
I was in a lose lose situation - vote for Pritchard who is anti-Stanley or vote tory.
So I didn't bother :D

WillowTheWhisp 03-05-2007 23:05
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
They might well recognise if you went twice but they wouldn't know if you got your mates from another ward (or even another town) to pretend to be a neighbour who you knew wasn't voting (such as Anne) and get them to vote for the candidate you want.

cashman 03-05-2007 23:09
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 419264)
The Lancashire Evening Telegraph have a live link, as the votes come in.

http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...ions/hyndburn/
heard somewhere the votes wouldn,t be in till friday morning ( not early as used to be):confused:

garinda 03-05-2007 23:10
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 419270)
They might well recognise if you went twice but they wouldn't know if you got your mates from another ward (or even another town) to pretend to be a neighbour who you knew wasn't voting (such as Anne) and get them to vote for the candidate you want.
People could always employ a cunning disguise.:D

http://www.utexas.edu/student/esl/so...alloween60.jpg

shillelagh 04-05-2007 00:28
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Just heard on radio lancashire Hyndburn no change:

18 Conservative
15 Labour
2 Independent

Conservatives lost Central to Labour and Labour lost Rishton

andrewb 04-05-2007 01:05
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Thanks shillelagh, didn't know where the changes had happened!

Just got home and watching BBC1 now. :D

Funfun!

I hear blackburn with darwen is no overall control, though pending recounts.

shillelagh 04-05-2007 01:10
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Im listening to radio theyre always quicker than tv. Anyway im off to bed i got to be up and in Whitworth tomorrow morning for rossendales count.

Neil 04-05-2007 05:23
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 419274)
People could always employ a cunning disguise.:D

http://www.utexas.edu/student/esl/so...alloween60.jpg
Is that as in Cunning Stunt? :rolleyes::D:D:D
It suits you by the way.

steeljack 04-05-2007 05:24
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
something surprised me as I was browsing the HBC site for the election results (nothing posted so far) but what did get my attention was the number of candidates standing for election who live outside the election area ....e.g. one candidate for the Milnshaw ward (Accrington) had a Gt. Harwood address and another for Altham ward had an Oswaldtwistle address, would have thought that a candidate for the local council would have been required to live in the ward in which he/she was up for election .... , local democracy and all that stuff
anyone care to comment ... :confused: :confused:






(since its only a local election I dont suppose it would be necessary to import a Hampstead guacamole slurping socialist ):D :D :D

lancsdave 04-05-2007 06:08
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 419285)
Conservatives lost Central to Labour and
Isn't there some significance to that. Does it mean Hyndburn won't have a non-English speaking Mayor after all ?

cashman 04-05-2007 09:40
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
not sure dave but it sure as hell pleases me.;)

garinda 04-05-2007 10:08
Re: Local Elections on Thursday.
 
CLAYTON-LE-MOORSCandidate Party Votes Janet Storey Conservatives 666


Number of the beast.:evil: :D


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