Would Snow Stop You Voting?

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50225335
or is this just another measure to look after the snowflakes?

[NellieMay]

Will be the first time I have really considered postal voting YMB. It's taken me years to accept that I am disabled. I'm made of stern stuff.

[Mamyalynne]

NellieMay, it will give you the reassurance to know you can always have your say.

[Vagus]

We’re not disabled and have been doing postal voting for about ten or more years, we just find it far more convenient.
But no, snow wouldn’t stop us voting even if we didn’t do postal voting.

[NellieMay]

Form now filled in and ready to post!

[NellieMay]

I quite liked going to the Polling Station. We are so rural that we often meet people we haven't seen for years and as there are so few people the poor people that man it can go for hours without getting anybody through the doors. And of course, I shall miss the opportunity of spoiling my vote (unless I can spoil a postal vote!)

[jourdain2]

Unless the village is cut off again, as it was for 3 days about 6 years ago, we'll certainly manage to climb the hill to the Polling Station, even if it takes an hour instead of 15 mins.. The only problem might be if the officials can't get to us to open up. I wonder what happens in that case?

[Barmaid]

If it were bad enough it might here because we are very rural. But we shall wait and see.

[emmie]

i vote by post and it has been a real boon, no i wouldn't have a problem popping the letter in the post box.

[Lie-in King]

No.

[Ryzen]

No..but the acute shortage of truthful MP's will.

[bluemoon1]

Living 500 metres from the polling booth, no.

[webbo3]

no

[david small]

Not in the slightest.

[bednobs]

probably ... in a choice between going out in the snow or sitting in in my jim-jams in front of the fire for something i couldn't care very much about im afraid the jammies would win

[Canary42]

No, I do it postally.