Wow, six parties. In the U.S. there are probably that many but only 2 sometimes 3 have the ability to get elected. They are Republican, Democrat, Independent. Is that the same way in the U.K.? I wonder what the Christian Party wants out of life?
Well to be fair, only Conservatives and Labour had a chance in hell here.
Probably the abolishment of anything that doesn't fit into their narrow minded beliefs...
http://www.christianparty.org.uk/policies.html
What a surprise:
So basically they want to increase ignorance. Nice.
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There are a lot more than six parties. They all have the ability to get elected and to get seats in parliament, as far as I'm aware.
I should know the politics system better. We had to learn it in detail for Citizenship at school.
Oh and the Christian Party's broadcast:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaOgH7co-nE
They fail, big time!:thumbup
So I have now been awake for 26 hours straight including 15 hours work as a teller in three different polling stations for the Conservatives. It was worth it!:nanners:
Candidates
Name Party Votes % +/- Robert Halfon Conservative 19,691 44.9 +4.1 Bill Rammell Labour 14,766 33.7 -7.7 David White Liberal Democrat 5,990 13.7 +0.7 Eddy Butler British National Party 1,739 4.0 +4.0 John Croft UK Independence Party 1,591 3.6 +1.1 Oluyemi Adeeko Christian Party 101 0.2 +0.2 Majority 4,925 11.2
Turnout 43,878 65.1 +2.7
Overall, Conservatives have the biggest majority but it's going to be a hung parliament. Could work if Brown just makes a dignified exit but I somehow doubt he will. Libs hold the cards despite having a poor result, obviously Lib Dems would rather vote on facebook than in a real election.
Greens get their first ever MP, dont see what's so great about it though, you dont need two brain cells to rub together to see straight away that their policies are a joke. Oh, and good to see the BNP making fuck all progress. Shocked at the third world handling in some areas though.