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voting terms election 2017 candidates results election 2015 press coverage media coverage history of voting cd speaks shop cd blog make sure you use your voice vote in the general election on thursday june 8th 2017 everything you do, you buy, where you work, what you eat, how you live, what happened to you when you are sick is political so make sure you can be heard. 'how do we do it? we vote according to common decency. vote for your candidate not because he or she belongs to a party you’ve always supported … vote for the decent candidate who will represent your interests in parliament' dr brian may. voting gives you a voice. no vote is wasted and no seat is safe go to our candidate's list and see how many people didn't vote. if you were one of those who didn't vote last time make sure you use your voice this time if you don't someone else will speak for you. we have democracy for 15 hours on thursday, june 8th between 7 am & 10 pm make sure you vote and have your say add comment name (required) e-mail (required, but will not display) notify me of follow-up comments refresh send cancel jcomments do your candidates speak for you? this is a movement driven by you for you. it is a political movement that ignores the colour of your party and looks directly at your representative in parliament. is your candidate decent? it is over 750 years since the first elected parliament. the de montfort parliament of 1265 took representatives from towns and cities around the country and put down the foundations for our current political system. the anniversary of the popularly termed "democracy day" on the 20th january should have been time to reflect on the current parliamentary system and celebrate its very existence. parliament has changed dramatically over the last 750 years. the ethos and values of simon de montfort remain but the reality may be very different. do they speak for you and do they act for you? we feel disengaged and disfranchised with a system that can leave mp's themselves powerless to speak out often because of the whip. the system may not be as democratic as we may have thought. default title date random + read more youth vote could change the future three million young people have not decided how to vote in next month's general election; that of power - use it … read more + read more women fought for you to vote why aren't women voting? voting is essential - you are voting for you and the future of your family. it is … read more + read more register to vote or you won't have your say register to vote deadline the deadline to register to vote in the general election is 20 april 2015. read more you are surrounded by politics, it governs your life every part of your life is driven by politics, every law & regulation is political. vote on june 8th. 15 hours of democracy on 8th june you have 15 hours of democracy when you can vote. be part of your future & vote on june 8th 2017. the old spider of the law touch but a cobweb in westminster hall, and the old spider of the law is out upon you with all his vermin at his heels. henry fox 1705-1774. copyright © 2017 common decency - colour blind politics | sitemap voting terms election 2017 candidates results election 2015 press coverage media coverage history of voting cd speaks shop cd blog

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