I didn't vote

[Good morning blues]

All you did was toss away your opportunity to have your tiny little impact on the political process. It is worse than not voting at all only in the sense that now somebody has to go to the effort of discarding your ballot.

My opinion, by the way, is that even if there's no party that you want to see win, there's definitely a party that you want to see lose, so that's the time when strategic voting is appropriate.

 

[Zydrate]

I voted with full knowledge that it's not me that helps get someone in office. I do it to tell my stance and get those assholes who claim that people who don't vote don't get an opinion, off my ass. I hate them.

 

[Fingerprint]

I would have voted for the cons. and/or U.K.I.P. but I woke up too late. In my opinion those two are the lesser of many evils.

Anyway, my vote wasn't needed as Dorset voted cons. so for me its a win win situation.

 

[PersianLlama]

I can't vote yet, but I'd still vote for the lesser evil. It's okay that all the candidates suck, it's like that everywhere, politicians are idiots, but you have to choose the lesser evil.

 

[WolfThomas]

I really excited when I voted for the first time, funnily enough the only clean shirt I had to wear was a Che Guevara one and the cd I had on in the car was rage against the machine

So i ended up skidding abruptly into a parking space blasting "killing in the name" right in front of the people handing out "how to vote" cards, only the greens tried to give me one.

There was the choice of numbering 1-10 in the senate or 1-68 for every individual, i chose 1 to 68. Eventually ended up picking candidates by how cool their name sounded.

 

[Aardvark Soup]

Well, no vote is better than a vote for a right extremist party in my opinion. You still shouldn't have decided not to vote because of the expenses scandel. The people who can be elected for the European parliament don't belong to the group the scandel was about (I suppose) and they couldn't have done anything about it.