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12thPaladin | 16:28 Sat 08th May 2010 | Politics
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In my constituency it was a two horse race between Conservative and Liberal Democrats. So if I had voted UKIP then this basically means one less vote for Conservative, helping the Liberals, a vote for the exact opposite policies UKIP stand for.
Is this democracy at work?
Is this what is meant by a need for electoral reform?
I'm not politically minded as you have probably guessed.
prev I'm watching the demonstrators outside Liberal HQ on TV and any minute now i expect Nick Clegg's mother to appear at the upstairs window declaring "Nick's not the Messiah - He's a very naughty boy". Anyone else get this feeling?
  
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