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The ever so predictable BBC has started their attempts at smearing of the UKIP candidate and I admit for once Farrage did not react to it very well at all, so the pressure is starting to show, but lets see UKIP set more alarm bells off.

 

KW

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as its my manor I will be voting tomorrow when I finish work and its UKIP for me.

 

politics needs a shake up and if we don't take the chance we have no one to blame but ourselves.

 

every leaflet I have seen from conservative seems to be telling us why we should not vote UKIP, but they don't actually say why we should vote for them.

 

should be interesting

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as its my manor I will be voting tomorrow when I finish work and its UKIP for me.

 

politics needs a shake up and if we don't take the chance we have no one to blame but ourselves.

 

every leaflet I have seen from conservative seems to be telling us why we should not vote UKIP, but they don't actually say why we should vote for them.

 

should be interesting

the leaflet I have just seen from the con candidate (seems a very feisty woman) says local people are frightened to walk the streets due immigration, had the UKIP chap said that it would be headlining every news bulletin.

 

KW

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I think the most interesting thing will be how the Labour party poll.

 

Even the Guardian are reporting that they're haemorrhaging votes to UKIP. At the last election, in 2010, they polled 28.5% of the vote. I can see that dropping to 12% - 13% tomorrow, possibly even less. There are about 100 Labour marginals around the country, some held by just a few hundred seats, and if the Labour vote does collapse tomorrow I expect there'll be a few of Ed's MP's paying serious consideration to their futures...and the future of young Ed too.

 

The Limp Dumps I would expect to lose their deposit, and be soundly beaten by the Greens.

 

UKIP will win, probably by about 14 points.

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as its my manor I will be voting tomorrow when I finish work and its UKIP for me.

 

politics needs a shake up and if we don't take the chance we have no one to blame but ourselves.

 

every leaflet I have seen from conservative seems to be telling us why we should not vote UKIP, but they don't actually say why we should vote for them.

 

should be interesting

Good for you.

 

It's about time for a shake up.

 

It's been interesting to see the liberal Guardian readers try to have a pop and the Torys,,, well Cmoron is clutching at straws!

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This result will set the tone for the ‘General Election’ and it will be the scale of the victory or defeat that will be the crucial factor.

 

What with the Jocks hoping to invade Westminster from the north with the intention of opting out of the Union and UKIP gathering their forces in the south with a similar but larger agenda if both parties generate the anticipated momentum then interesting times lay ahead in the political arena! :friends:

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  • I think UKIP will get a very easy win with about 38/40% of the vote with some very concerned parties trailing way behind and next year will be one of the most interesting times in British political history I believe the limp deems are a spent force that Cameron is history as well as millipede and those parties will struggle to find one of their own with enough charisma to be leaders of those individual parties!

And I really cant wait for it to happen UKIP all the way and as I said interesting and difficult times ahead as the vote tonight will be a defining moment in our history :good:

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Has anyone seen anything on the news? Coverage of polling stations? Forecasts?

Or has that all been stifled because the BBC and mainstream parties have blocked it?

news cant say much during the vote, they will have plenty to say after it, the losers will as usual still say they effectively won.

 

KW

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my dad is doing his bit for the conservatives at his local polling station and he phoned me to tell that earlier this afternoon the labour rep on site had gone to the car owned by the UKIP guy and snapped the UKIP flag off of the guys car.

 

he was seen doing it by the UKIP guy and an altercation occurred in the car park, dad said it was quite amusing as things got heated.

 

politics has never been so much fun down here I can tell you!!!

 

my dad foiled my attempts to put a UKIP sticker on his back when I went to see him a while ago :lol::lol: :lol:

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