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I hadn't heard anything about this.
2014 is looking even more likely if that is the case.
I hadn't heard anything about this.
2014 is looking even more likely if that is the case.
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I don't see how I can vote Tory again next year. Lib dems don't have a cats chance in hell. That really does narrow the options down.
Well for God's sake, don't vote Labour. UKIP is the only answer.
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Joe you have tumbled to a new all time low in your stupidity, you made an allegation, it is now down to you to back it up.
I repeat, I'm the innocent party here, evidence please.
Put up or SHUT THE F UP!!
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but we have a 5yr fixed term!
According to Joe90
So we shall all be traipsing down to the polling booths next year if not before.
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I'm repeating the information that YOU have provided.
Do you have bad knees?
Are you obese?
Do you have a Stannah stair lift?
Why can't you answer these simple questions?
It's YOU that provided the original information.
Are you going senile?
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I'm sorry to disappoint you, but we have a 5yr fixed term!
According to Joe90
So we shall all be traipsing down to the polling booths next year if not before.
No. According to the law that was changed at the last election.
Are you senile?
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Are you really that dumb you don't know who you are voting for or why?
No it isn't. We have a fixed term.
I finally have to agree with the majority that you are not all there joe
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics-and-election/next-uk-general-election/year-of-next-election
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The law re fixed term is there.
"The Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that introduced fixed-term elections for the first time to the Westminster parliament. Under the provisions of the Act, parliamentary elections must be held every five years, beginning in 2015. The Act received Royal Assent on 15 September 2011. Fixed-term Parliaments, where general elections ordinarily take place in accordance with a schedule set far in advance, were part of the Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Agreement which was produced after the 2010 general election."
Tell me which bit you don't understand.
"The Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that introduced fixed-term elections for the first time to the Westminster parliament. Under the provisions of the Act, parliamentary elections must be held every five years, beginning in 2015. The Act received Royal Assent on 15 September 2011. Fixed-term Parliaments, where general elections ordinarily take place in accordance with a schedule set far in advance, were part of the Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Agreement which was produced after the 2010 general election."
Tell me which bit you don't understand.
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I have just been thinking as to when the 2014 Generals will be held.
It won't be July or August because of people being on holiday.
It won't be October, November or December because of likelyvadverse wether weather which deters voters.
The same logic applies to the winter months January, February and March.
That leaves April, May, June or September
I think it ill be June or September 2014.
Now lets await, ..............the village idiot: "it's a fixed 5 year term"
It won't be July or August because of people being on holiday.
It won't be October, November or December because of likelyvadverse wether weather which deters voters.
The same logic applies to the winter months January, February and March.
That leaves April, May, June or September
I think it ill be June or September 2014.
Now lets await, ..............the village idiot: "it's a fixed 5 year term"
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