Tory authortarians who didn't vote no to ID cards.

C_steam · 30-06-2005, 08:53 PM

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C_steam, what were the proportions of yes and no for Tories and for Labour? Your comment would make sense if nearly all Labour voted yes and nearly all Tories voted no

Conservatives: - 100% present in the house to vote Voted 'No'
Labour: - 93.7% present in the house to vote Voted 'Aye'.

Figures:-

Labour MP's = 355
Not present = 20
Aye = 314
No = 20
Both = 1

Conservative MP's = 198
Not present = 18
Aye = 0
No = 180
Notes:- 1 labour MP voted both Aye and No (David Taylor)

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Alex McKee · 30-06-2005, 09:19 PM

I think maybe I was wrong. Don't mind me!

Paul Birch · 30-06-2005, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by C_steam

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C_steam, what were the proportions of yes and no for Tories and for Labour? Your comment would make sense if nearly all Labour voted yes and nearly all Tories voted no

Conservatives: - 100% present in the house to vote Voted 'No'
Labour: - 93.7% present in the house to vote Voted 'Aye'.

Thanks. That seems clear enough.

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Originally Posted by Alex

I think maybe I was wrong. Don't mind me!

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Alex McKee Moderator Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Gloucester Posts: 6,665	I think maybe I was wrong. Don't mind me!