Where Do I Vote

Gayle said:
Actually, no, I'm not sure it was Ian - it was Chris that said it was, I just saw the back of whoever it was.

Oh, well, that adds to the mystery.
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I can give you an unbiased view on what the parties stand for if you like Gayle..... :dflam: I don't think we've had a Tory leaflet either. We've had a few from Councillor Jones, although you wouldn't know he was the Labour candidate if you didn't already know him, no Labour signs in sight, almost as if he's ashamed. :D
 
Gayle,

My Mother-In-Law lives on Rhyddings Street and WAS a PB fan but since he found out who she was he doesn't even leaflet her now, pity, he lost himself a vote there !!!! (and I didn't even need to canvass !!!!!!!)
 
Thank you for your kind offer Andrew. I'm sure it would be unbiased!!!!! ;)

But if you don't mind, i'd like to receive the leaflets for myself.
 
Gayle said:
Mildly amusing story.

Last night a knock on the door - i opened it - girl said 'oh, it's you, i didn't know you lived here, oh well, i won't waste my spiel on you'. She then left without handing over a leaflet. I caught a glimpse of a red leaflet in her hand as she walked away and coupled with the fact that I saw Ian Ormerod knocking on other doors nearby I'm pretty sure she was Labour.

But then, I wondered what she meant. Does she think I'm a sure thing (think again) or does she think I spend more time talking to Tories these days that I'm a lost cause (again, think again).

Answers on a postcard please. :D

But on a slightly serious note - now I haven't got the Labour group's leaflet, so if someone could send me one I'd appreciate it please. As for the Tories, they've long since been avoiding my door so I don't know what they're standing for either. I think I'm going to be the least informed person in the borough if everyone keeps avoiding me.
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Sent PB an Email Gayle wouldn't want you to miss out:D
 
Clare Pritchard said:
Gayle,

My Mother-In-Law lives on Rhyddings Street and WAS a PB fan but since he found out who she was he doesn't even leaflet her now, pity, he lost himself a vote there !!!! (and I didn't even need to canvass !!!!!!!)
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I can inform you Clare we don't and never have done leaflet targeting (except last minute pledge letters), if she ain't had one its a pure mistake, canvasing yes, like I suppose you do to, no use wasting time knock on the opposition.
 
I was up Ossy the other night canvasing for Dorothy, and I was told by one Tory supporter that she keeps a picture of P.B in her garden.

Apparently they are very good for keeping the cats away. That's what she told me anyway.
 
i've always knocked on everyones doors while out canvassing ... even councillors of the other parties door ... why ... because even though they may be labour/conservative/lib dem ... the person who is answering the door may not be ... it doesnt go for everyone in the house that they will vote for them. And i know that for fact .... my dad was a tory ... my mum was an inbetweener tho in her later years she changed her mind .. my sister a labour supporter ... so whoever answered our door when i was a kid got different answers from whoever it was who answered the door ...
 
Oh and when ive been out canvassing one year ... a house in helmshore .. one window had a conservative poster in one window and a labour poster in the other ...:D
 
Jaysay,

The irony is that she was one of his biggest fans !!!! Its only when he started acting like an idiot that she stopped voting for him. She's one strong lady my Mother-In-Law and it'd take more than me to change her mind. So I suppose you could say that he, by assuming she was Labour, indirectly canvassed for us !!!!! There's a first time for everything I suppose !!!!!!! I always knock on every door too, just because they might not vote for you doesn't mean you shouldn't listen to them, you are still there to represent them.
 
Bernard Dawson said:
I was up Ossy the other night canvasing for Dorothy, and I was told by one Tory supporter that she keeps a picture of P.B in her garden.

Apparently they are very good for keeping the cats away. That's what she told me anyway.
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LOL at least he is helping her out :D
 
Bernard Dawson said:
I was up Ossy the other night canvasing for Dorothy, and I was told by one Tory supporter that she keeps a picture of P.B in her garden.

Apparently they are very good for keeping the cats away. That's what she told me anyway.
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You haven't deserted Graham too have you Bernard:D
 
Clare Pritchard said:
Jaysay,

The irony is that she was one of his biggest fans !!!! Its only when he started acting like an idiot that she stopped voting for him. She's one strong lady my Mother-In-Law and it'd take more than me to change her mind. So I suppose you could say that he, by assuming she was Labour, indirectly canvassed for us !!!!! There's a first time for everything I suppose !!!!!!! I always knock on every door too, just because they might not vote for you doesn't mean you shouldn't listen to them, you are still there to represent them.
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Well you have a point about knocking on every door, but when you have represented an area for as long as Peter you tend to know where your vote is and isn't, but in my experience over many years, I find that canvassing (especially today with wards being bigger) can become very tedious to say the least, so I can't really see any point in calling on any one person who is a committed supporter of your opposition. In fact I learnt the hard way over forty years ago when I regularly got abuse on the doorstep, I would dearly love Labour politicians calling on me, I would gratefully keep them talking for hours, because whilst they're talking to me they ain't talking to anybody else:D
 
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