Most people I've talked to or interacted with online say they're voting yes as well but everything I've seen seems to predict a No result. How disappointing.
Same here! the turnout was low, said the staff at the polling station - a lot of people are ' no' because they don't get politics, and are apathetic as a result. they may not like change, but getting up off their arses and fighting for what they believe in is not their scene.
I think that the latest polls had us outnumbered 2 to one - i suspect a bit of fixing by Murdoch and co is to blame .
People writing in in Metro, a free London newspaper, showed that most readers are in the YEs camp. I do hope that this will be an Agincourt moment, when a few brave souls willing to face the unpopularty and ridicule will give the political dinosaurs and their right wing cronies in the British Press a swift kick in the ballots by voting YES!
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Date: 2011-05-05 09:37 pm (UTC)Same here! the turnout was low, said the staff at the polling station - a lot of people are ' no' because they don't get politics, and are apathetic as a result. they may not like change, but getting up off their arses and fighting for what they believe in is not their scene.
I think that the latest polls had us outnumbered 2 to one - i suspect a bit of fixing by Murdoch and co is to blame .
People writing in in Metro, a free London newspaper, showed that most readers are in the YEs camp. I do hope that this will be an Agincourt moment, when a few brave souls willing to face the unpopularty and ridicule will give the political dinosaurs and their right wing cronies in the British Press a swift kick in the ballots by voting YES!