EDF Election Poll

[SeanMacGabhann]

Many if those 1700 views are people coming back to check the results i would have thought

[????]

Wot Sean said. I reckon I've looked between 10-20 times already. What's the average unique visit per day Admin? (If that's an easy thing too get)

[tonyw3]

Thanks for laying this on for us. Brilliant job.

Tony.

[Smeltz]

Would it be possible have a local election poll too?

Although the general one is BIG the locals are just as important!

[Administrator]

Sorry ????, I can't find out the unique views per message, but to the site to the site in general... it was 3,015 yesterday.

A local election poll is a good idea, can someone please point me to a list of parties standing and I will look into it.

[Administrator]

OK, I have found the list http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/4075/statement_of_persons_nominated_and_notice_of_poll

I need to work out a way to get the two polls on the site without them taking over the site.

[Narnia]

Dear Admin, if one hits the 'revoke vote' button can you revote. For those who change their minds.

[Ladymuck]

Narnia Wrote:

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> Dear Admin, if one hits the 'revoke vote' button

> can you revote. For those who change their minds.

Yes, I did it (after you pointed me to Willy Woof - remember?). It works! Go on...

[Louisa]

I voted, and I am very much a traditional floater!

As long as the sitting MP is gone, I couldnt give a damn who wins, and I think that is what influenced my vote after checking the marginal nature of the Dulwich and Norwood seat!

Louisa.

[Bic Basher]

With SE22 now split between Jowell and Harman, while ED residents may prefer the LD, other parts of the two constituencies may still want to keep Labour in, especially in parts of Lambeth and the poorer parts of Harman's patch.

[silverfox]

Admin,

I've just voted in your poll and the page flips to a graph with the words "You have already voted in this poll" above the graph and a Revoke button underneath.

As far as I can remember this is the first time I've voted. Is this correct or is that message telling me I have previously voted?

[Keef]

This is correct. From now on, whenever you go to the thread, it'll show the graph, unless you revoke your vote, in which case you'll have the options to vote again.

[silverfox]

Thanks Keef

[Administrator]

What Keef said

[silverfox]

Thanks Admin

[charliecharlie]

Oh Quids... (better known as our dear election Agony Aunt)

I need your help, I appear to be wavering, like a reed blowing ing the wind...

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2114/2196747355_cc4a983434.jpg

I promised I would not vote for Labour after the Iraq fiasco, but want to use my vote to prevent the Tories winning... I am in a safe seat (Harriet Harman) and I am not keen to vote for her, however am worried that if I vote Liberal I may in some way be helping the Conservatives to get in (by undermining a safe seat).... I keep trying to make my choice and as the time gets closer I just get more uncertain and am in danger of becoming like a rabbit in the headlights....

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2122/2174810681_04140e2761.jpg

even thought of desperate measure such as spoiling my ballot paper

Any advice welcomed,

Thanks in advance for your help...

YOurs gratefully, CharlieCharlie