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Just for fun (unlike the real election) and to drag out the tedium of it even further (just like the real one) this poll is to see how you, the East Dulwich Forum Users will vote. Borrowing the idea from Alan Medic, I've included "unsure" and "other" as options. Please vote for real on the Thursday 23rd June.
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I want to disallow comments from being posted below this poll, but the system says no so I have to do it manually. Any comments below this will be deleted, there are discussions about the referendum in the Lounge.

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