| No ID 13:57 - Mar 7 with 16816 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
No ID
No vote
The communist Conservative party are going to trial no ID no vote in upcoming local elections .
They are turning the screw for a totalitarian dictatorship.
Armed guards next at polling stations turning us away ??
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| No ID on 19:57 - Mar 7 with 3654 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 19:41 - Mar 7 by Jack_Kass |
I never understood while there wasn't a 'polling card', equivalent to the driving licence.
Free on your 18th birthday, nominal cost to replace afterwards. |
That could well be the way for youngsters from here on in. |  |
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| No ID on 20:23 - Mar 7 with 3619 views | Kilkennyjack |
| No ID on 19:57 - Mar 7 by Lohengrin |
That could well be the way for youngsters from here on in. |
Nope.
The way forward is to close all voting stations and move it all on-line.
Cheap as chips.
And youngsters will vote more.
Hopefully the bonkers (closet racist?) English Brexit pensioners will become total disenfranchised as a direct result. Feck em. |  |
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| No ID on 20:45 - Mar 7 with 3596 views | Flashberryjack |
| No ID on 20:23 - Mar 7 by Kilkennyjack |
Nope.
The way forward is to close all voting stations and move it all on-line.
Cheap as chips.
And youngsters will vote more.
Hopefully the bonkers (closet racist?) English Brexit pensioners will become total disenfranchised as a direct result. Feck em. |
Perfect system to get Justin Bieber or Harry Styles elected. |  |
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| No ID on 21:06 - Mar 7 with 3581 views | BarrySwan |
| No ID on 16:45 - Mar 7 by oh_tommy_tommy |
polling card is a must
id is not needed lisa |
Polling card is not a must.
You can just turn up without anything, quote an address and get given a ballot paper, If you turn up to vote and your name is crossed out because someone with no Id and no polling card has quoted your address and been given your ballot paper you won't be allowed to vote its as simple as that
I just can't see what the whining about bringing ID is about, try turning up to your gym club without your gym card. I have no doubt that the same people whining have suitable required ID wity them when they turn up to claim any benefits or open a bank account or apply for a passport.
The system is a disgrace and must be changed immediately to stop the levels of fraud that are taking place at present. |  | | |
| No ID on 21:57 - Mar 7 with 3549 views | Kilkennyjack |
| No ID on 20:45 - Mar 7 by Flashberryjack |
Perfect system to get Justin Bieber or Harry Styles elected. |
Compared to the Maybot and Boris - also absolute joke people in my book .... | |
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| No ID on 22:13 - Mar 7 with 3540 views | longlostjack |
| No ID on 21:06 - Mar 7 by BarrySwan |
Polling card is not a must.
You can just turn up without anything, quote an address and get given a ballot paper, If you turn up to vote and your name is crossed out because someone with no Id and no polling card has quoted your address and been given your ballot paper you won't be allowed to vote its as simple as that
I just can't see what the whining about bringing ID is about, try turning up to your gym club without your gym card. I have no doubt that the same people whining have suitable required ID wity them when they turn up to claim any benefits or open a bank account or apply for a passport.
The system is a disgrace and must be changed immediately to stop the levels of fraud that are taking place at present. |
It's been the Tories who've historically been against the introduction of IDs. Personally I'm all in favour of them. BUT, they should make sure that everybody entitled to one is issued with one before the election. Can't imagine that happening, so sounds like a cynical move from the nasty Party to gain an electoral advantage. [Post edited 7 Mar 2018 22:14]
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| N/A. on 23:04 - Mar 7 with 3516 views | Huw57 |
| No ID on 22:13 - Mar 7 by longlostjack |
It's been the Tories who've historically been against the introduction of IDs. Personally I'm all in favour of them. BUT, they should make sure that everybody entitled to one is issued with one before the election. Can't imagine that happening, so sounds like a cynical move from the nasty Party to gain an electoral advantage. [Post edited 7 Mar 2018 22:14]
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| No ID on 23:59 - Mar 7 with 3498 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| No ID on 21:06 - Mar 7 by BarrySwan |
Polling card is not a must.
You can just turn up without anything, quote an address and get given a ballot paper, If you turn up to vote and your name is crossed out because someone with no Id and no polling card has quoted your address and been given your ballot paper you won't be allowed to vote its as simple as that
I just can't see what the whining about bringing ID is about, try turning up to your gym club without your gym card. I have no doubt that the same people whining have suitable required ID wity them when they turn up to claim any benefits or open a bank account or apply for a passport.
The system is a disgrace and must be changed immediately to stop the levels of fraud that are taking place at present. |
Levels of fraud 😂 | |
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| No ID on 08:06 - Mar 8 with 3429 views | felixstowe_jack |
The electoral commission also recommend that all constituencies should be made the same size. | |
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| No ID on 08:17 - Mar 8 with 3417 views | trampie |
| No ID on 08:06 - Mar 8 by felixstowe_jack |
The electoral commission also recommend that all constituencies should be made the same size. |
Birds of a feather, representation for certain groups of people of similar backgrounds from the same geographical area is one consideration. |  |
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| No ID on 10:31 - Mar 8 with 3392 views | felixstowe_jack |
It is also time they stopped postal ballots unless people cannot get to the polling station for legitimate reasons, Illness or on Holidays. | |
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| No ID on 10:49 - Mar 8 with 3386 views | JackSomething |
| No ID on 21:06 - Mar 7 by BarrySwan |
Polling card is not a must.
You can just turn up without anything, quote an address and get given a ballot paper, If you turn up to vote and your name is crossed out because someone with no Id and no polling card has quoted your address and been given your ballot paper you won't be allowed to vote its as simple as that
I just can't see what the whining about bringing ID is about, try turning up to your gym club without your gym card. I have no doubt that the same people whining have suitable required ID wity them when they turn up to claim any benefits or open a bank account or apply for a passport.
The system is a disgrace and must be changed immediately to stop the levels of fraud that are taking place at present. |
Maybe because the majority of the people this will disenfranchise could only dream of having a gym membership in the first place?
Do some research on how Universal Credit requiring a bank account (not a Post Office account) and how the ID required to open a bank account is causing misery for many. You seem far removed from the problems many people face in this area and perhaps should refrain from commenting given your lack of knowledge?
I have no problem with a requirement for ID being introduced, as long as it's introduced along with a free form of ID for those that don't have passport, driving licence etc and who would find it difficult to afford them. |  |
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| No ID on 10:57 - Mar 8 with 3381 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 10:31 - Mar 8 by felixstowe_jack |
It is also time they stopped postal ballots unless people cannot get to the polling station for legitimate reasons, Illness or on Holidays. |
How are dead people in Bangladesh going to vote in UK elections then? That’s raysisst, that is! | |
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| No ID on 11:09 - Mar 8 with 3370 views | londonlisa2001 |
| No ID on 10:49 - Mar 8 by JackSomething |
Maybe because the majority of the people this will disenfranchise could only dream of having a gym membership in the first place?
Do some research on how Universal Credit requiring a bank account (not a Post Office account) and how the ID required to open a bank account is causing misery for many. You seem far removed from the problems many people face in this area and perhaps should refrain from commenting given your lack of knowledge?
I have no problem with a requirement for ID being introduced, as long as it's introduced along with a free form of ID for those that don't have passport, driving licence etc and who would find it difficult to afford them. |
Universal credit can be paid into a post office account?
Anyway, I agree that any ID required shouldn't be at a cost to anyone. However, some form of ID is required for all sorts of things and I don't believe people don't have it (I do believe many don't have driving licenses or passports, I'm talking any ID). | | | |
| No ID on 11:24 - Mar 8 with 3359 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 11:09 - Mar 8 by londonlisa2001 |
Universal credit can be paid into a post office account?
Anyway, I agree that any ID required shouldn't be at a cost to anyone. However, some form of ID is required for all sorts of things and I don't believe people don't have it (I do believe many don't have driving licenses or passports, I'm talking any ID). |
After reading your post I had a quick rifle through my wallet. I’ve got seven separate forms of ID in there, two with photographs attached. What goes for me would go for just about everybody on here. | |
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| No ID on 11:28 - Mar 8 with 3357 views | londonlisa2001 |
| No ID on 11:24 - Mar 8 by Lohengrin |
After reading your post I had a quick rifle through my wallet. I’ve got seven separate forms of ID in there, two with photographs attached. What goes for me would go for just about everybody on here. |
Yes, I'm the same. Have lots of different ID.
I completely get that people won't necessarily have passports or driving licenses, but bank cards, or a post office card, or a credit union card, or a pension book, or a buss pass, or student ID?
Someone quoted above that 7.5% of the population have no ID at all and I can't see how they get through life. Genuinely. You can't even pick up a parcel at the post office if that's the case. | | | |
| No ID on 11:31 - Mar 8 with 3354 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 11:28 - Mar 8 by londonlisa2001 |
Yes, I'm the same. Have lots of different ID.
I completely get that people won't necessarily have passports or driving licenses, but bank cards, or a post office card, or a credit union card, or a pension book, or a buss pass, or student ID?
Someone quoted above that 7.5% of the population have no ID at all and I can't see how they get through life. Genuinely. You can't even pick up a parcel at the post office if that's the case. |
I made that exact same point earlier in this thread, love. You simply cannot navigate life here without some form of ID. | |
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| No ID on 12:49 - Mar 8 with 3339 views | Dr_Winston |
| No ID on 11:09 - Mar 8 by londonlisa2001 |
Universal credit can be paid into a post office account?
Anyway, I agree that any ID required shouldn't be at a cost to anyone. However, some form of ID is required for all sorts of things and I don't believe people don't have it (I do believe many don't have driving licenses or passports, I'm talking any ID). |
It can, but only as a temporary measure. Bank accounts are the preference. We use credit unions quite a bit too. They're excellent.
The amount of ID required to set up a bank account varies from provider to provider. Some are quite demanding whilst others are less so. |  |
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| No ID on 12:58 - Mar 8 with 3332 views | londonlisa2001 |
| No ID on 12:49 - Mar 8 by Dr_Winston |
It can, but only as a temporary measure. Bank accounts are the preference. We use credit unions quite a bit too. They're excellent.
The amount of ID required to set up a bank account varies from provider to provider. Some are quite demanding whilst others are less so. |
I suggested credit union ID as one that could be acceptable for exactly that reason. The scheme that they run to allow restricting off money for various bills is an incredibly good idea (is it called money boxing or something like that?)
And basic bank accounts require little, and of course, the post office also provide a bank account. All of those should be acceptable ID. | | | |
| No ID on 13:34 - Mar 8 with 3319 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| No ID on 10:31 - Mar 8 by felixstowe_jack |
It is also time they stopped postal ballots unless people cannot get to the polling station for legitimate reasons, Illness or on Holidays. |
they Could stop disabled people from voting all together then , great idea , cut their benefits then stop them voting you out !
You are IDS and I claim my social security (not as much as before mind ) | |
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| No ID on 14:35 - Mar 8 with 3295 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 13:34 - Mar 8 by oh_tommy_tommy |
they Could stop disabled people from voting all together then , great idea , cut their benefits then stop them voting you out !
You are IDS and I claim my social security (not as much as before mind ) |
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| No ID on 14:46 - Mar 8 with 3286 views | Highjack |
| No ID on 20:23 - Mar 7 by Kilkennyjack |
Nope.
The way forward is to close all voting stations and move it all on-line.
Cheap as chips.
And youngsters will vote more.
Hopefully the bonkers (closet racist?) English Brexit pensioners will become total disenfranchised as a direct result. Feck em. |
If young people can't be arsed to get out of bed and along to a polling station once every five years (the polling stations are open til 10pm so they can still have a lie in, watch hollyoaks and attend their double gender studies class beforehand) then they are seriously letting themselves down.
I also think holding general elections on a Thursday is a deliberate attempt to prevent young people from voting because student night is Wednesday and they are too shagged up on jagerbombs to wake up. |  |
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| No ID on 14:54 - Mar 8 with 3283 views | Lohengrin |
| No ID on 14:46 - Mar 8 by Highjack |
If young people can't be arsed to get out of bed and along to a polling station once every five years (the polling stations are open til 10pm so they can still have a lie in, watch hollyoaks and attend their double gender studies class beforehand) then they are seriously letting themselves down.
I also think holding general elections on a Thursday is a deliberate attempt to prevent young people from voting because student night is Wednesday and they are too shagged up on jagerbombs to wake up. |
Ha! You may be on to something in your last paragraph, although in my day it would have been Snakebite that resulted in a partial eighteen-hour loss of motor function.  | |
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| No ID on 16:39 - Mar 8 with 3247 views | sherpajacob |
| No ID on 10:31 - Mar 8 by felixstowe_jack |
It is also time they stopped postal ballots unless people cannot get to the polling station for legitimate reasons, Illness or on Holidays. |
Better still make all voting online, with an individual log in code on your polling card.
Does away with the cost of polling stations, counting staff etc, instant results.
I know some older people might struggle with the online process, but that's the price of bringing the system into the 21st century. |  |
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