I've just had my local Conservative Rep at my door!!!!

@mrsl2008 (634)
March 29, 2010 9:24am CST
Hi, I've just had my local Conservative Rep at my door, lovely woman & very passionate about her & her parties causes. I'm not big on door step knockers however she was pleasant & polite with a few good points that apply to everyone in the UK. I'm still undecided on who I will be voting for, if I vote at all & was curious waht everyone else was thinking. Will you vote?? Who for & why? If not, why wouldn't you vote?? Thanks
5 responses
@laglen (19759)
• United States
29 Mar 10
I always vote no matter how small the issue. I think it is your right to vote or not to vote. However, if you do not vote, then you shouldnt complain about your representation!
@laglen (19759)
• United States
30 Mar 10
I agree it happens a lot but I wont even debate the issues. To me that is a sign of a lazy hypocrite!
@mrsl2008 (634)
30 Mar 10
Hi, Although what you say is true, many people don't vote & then moan about the current goverment. Thanks for the response Mrsl x
@jb78000 (15139)
29 Mar 10
i'll definitely vote but it will certainly not be for either labour or the tories.
@mrsl2008 (634)
29 Mar 10
Thanks for the response!! Who for then?? & of course why? Mrsl x x
@jb78000 (15139)
29 Mar 10
it is easier to say why i wouldn't vote for a party. erm, would? probably snp, decent enough policies and have a good chance here. [note to anybody not from britain, the snp are COMPLETELY different to the bnp]
@irisheyes (4370)
• United States
31 Mar 10
Can't comment much on what's happening in the UK but I'd urge you to vote because it's the ultimate poll in both of our countries. I just don't hold with throwing a vote away and I find personally that I always prefer one candidate when I really look at the issues. As for those bothersome people who come to the door, we get plenty of them here also. We have one very good congressman who visits every home in his district once a year and we like him as does everybody else. Unfortunately, he was a dark horse candidate when he first won office over 15 years ago. After his surprise victory and growth in popularity over the years, they all started campaigning door to door during elections and re-elections. Mostly they are a real nuisance and we don't see them at all until it's re-election time so we just have to lay low in the weeks leading up to elections.
• United States
29 Mar 10
A lot of people say they hate the whole "door to door" canvasing..but statics shows it works. People are more likely to vote for someone they have actually met and gotten to talk to.
@mrsl2008 (634)
29 Mar 10
This is true. I did converse with her for a while & found she was really likable. She was obviously passionate about her cause & I would consider her in the next local election.
@hofferp (4734)
• United States
29 Mar 10
I'm not from the UK, but if I were, I'd be voting. I might not know who I was going to vote for until I actually got to the voting booth, but I'd vote. It's the only voice you really have in government, so why not use it?
@mrsl2008 (634)
29 Mar 10
Thanks for your response. Your right about it being our only voice & we should use it.