How are you voting today?

[AB Editor]

Today is the day of the referendum on the UK's voting system between AV and FPTP.

 

This poll is closed.

How are you voting today?

A. For FPTP

76.67% (46 votes)

B. For AV

23.33% (14 votes)

See final stats

Stats until: 22:28 Sun 19th May 2013 (Refreshed every 5 minutes)

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[grasscarp]

you need a third button
O Not bothering

[starone]

What do you mean "0" - I have just voted - that makes at least 1.

[bibblebub]

and a fourth for "mind your own business"

[reefer]

Give it a chance (Refreshed every 5 minutes)

[redman41]

Went out at 07.30am this morning to cast my Vote and voted against AV.
Until they come up with something better than AV to replace FPTP, then I will stick with what we have got now.

[Old_Geezer]

You mean "How did you vote today?" :-)

[Hopkirk]

Personally I will be walking down and using a pencil

[Arksided]

I would do, however I'll still be perplexed about the collision box. they doesn't seem to be one?

[AB Editor]

"you need a third button"
I've never been one to think those who don't care as statistically important!

"and a fourth for "mind your own business""
If that's how you feel, why bother commenting at all?

All the best,

Spare Ed

[AB Editor]

Collision box?

[dzug2]

I won't be voting today - did it last week @:)

[Arksided]

you can't find it either... phew!

[AB Editor]

I'm not sure if I'd know one if it hit me?

[Arksided]

thats so true Ed ;-)

[Hopkirk]

If this result is repeated nationwide, then Nick Clegg is going to be a bit sad tonight.

[Gromit]

I have voted Yes but expect the No vote to win easily.

My consolation prize is that with the AV vote lost and the LibDemS decimated in the local elections, the average LibDem will want out of the Coaltion. Clegg removed, coalition ended, Autumn General Election, Tories booted out!

[jno]

as I mentioned elsewhere, my guiding thought was "What would David Cameron do? Then do the opposite."

[funnygirl]

I voted early this morning and it is a big NO from me.

[mike11111]

"My consolation prize is that with the AV vote lost and the LibDemS decimated in the local elections, the average LibDem will want out of the Coaltion. Clegg removed, coalition ended, Autumn General Election, Tories booted out!"

Almost, apart from the last two words - Tories gain overall majority.

[Sqad]

Gromit

<<< Clegg removed, coalition ended, Autumn General Election, Tories booted out!>>

and Labour in?

Sounds too good to be true !!!