As it's EU election day, it seems appropriate to have an election poll, to see what the EU representation would be if voted for entirely by people who stumble on this post.
Secret ballot, so detailed results not viewable (although shockingly lj doesn't seem to let me make them unviewable to me, so I'll just have to promise not to look and hope that wills suffice).
Don't feel you have to vote for the same party as you did in the real thing (because of course you have all voted, haven't you?) or even for a party that is represented in your constituency.
Full list of parties below taken from the BBC.
Of course, only one vote (although I've had to split it into separate polls as there seem to be lots of random parties).
EDIT: Missed one
Secret ballot, so detailed results not viewable (although shockingly lj doesn't seem to let me make them unviewable to me, so I'll just have to promise not to look and hope that wills suffice).
Don't feel you have to vote for the same party as you did in the real thing (because of course you have all voted, haven't you?) or even for a party that is represented in your constituency.
Full list of parties below taken from the BBC.
Of course, only one vote (although I've had to split it into separate polls as there seem to be lots of random parties).
Parties: A-N
Animals Count
0(0.0%)
Alliance Party
0(0.0%)
British National Party
0(0.0%)
Conservative
9(14.8%)
Christian Party - Christian People's Alliance
0(0.0%)
Democratic Unionist Party
0(0.0%)
English Democrats
1(1.6%)
Fair Play Fair Trade Party
1(1.6%)
Green Party
15(24.6%)
Jury Team
1(1.6%)
Labour
0(0.0%)
Liberal Democrats
33(54.1%)
Libertas
1(1.6%)
Mebyow Kernow
0(0.0%)
No2EU
0(0.0%)
Parties: P-Y
Plaid Cymru
2(11.8%)
Pensioners Party
0(0.0%)
The Roman Party
2(11.8%)
Socialist Democratic and Labour Party
1(5.9%)
Sinn Fein
0(0.0%)
Socialist Labour Party
0(0.0%)
Socialist Party of Great Britain
1(5.9%)
Scottish Socialist Party
0(0.0%)
The Peace Party
0(0.0%)
Traditional Unionist Voice
0(0.0%)
Ulster Conservatives and Unionists: New Force
1(5.9%)
United Kingdom First
0(0.0%)
UK Independence Party
8(47.1%)
Wai D
0(0.0%)
Yes 2 Europe
2(11.8%)
And a few independents on the end of the list as always seen on a ballot paper
Independent
1(100.0%)
Independent
0(0.0%)
Independent
0(0.0%)
Independent
0(0.0%)
Independent
0(0.0%)
EDIT: Missed one
Because they were missed on the original list
Scottish National Party
1(100.0%)
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Comments
Could we wind up voting in a bunch of centurions or something?
http://northstandchat.com/showthread.php?t=151746
Seems to be a one-nutter party, basically.
(Well, silly not in the sense that it wouldn't work out somehow, but in the sense that the idea has a snowball's chance in hell.)
Didn't think of trying that
Will remember for next time
Thanks
You don't have to; the limitation on 15 choices per question is a limitation of the Poll Creator -- the database limitation is 255 choices per question (and 255 questions per poll).
So you can either let the Poll Creator create the code for 15 choices and copy-paste the code to add some more choices; or let the creator do it in several questions but then delete the bit of code that closes one question and starts the next.
Just something to know for next time :)
The not being able to add a poll to add another option is sometimes yucky, though.
(If you don't want the entry to appear on other users' friends pages, you can set it to "Date Out of Order".)
I believe I already did when I made it public :-)
Thanks anyway