English Democrats - London Wide Results 2004 - Page 2

Vortex · 06-05-2008, 09:02 AM

The EDP managed to poll enough votes to deprive the BNP of winning a seat in Nuneaton by 16 votes, even though their own vote was irrelevant. Some EDP members think this is a great thing but presumably are unaware that Mr Uncles has been cuddling up to the neo-nazi EFP, simply because they wave a St George's cross flag. These people are from the outer fringes of far right politics and some of whom were expelled from the BNP for extremism and anti-semitism!

Politics is a funny old game and makes strange bedfellows.

cassie · 06-05-2008, 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Vortex

The EDP managed to poll enough votes to deprive the BNP of winning a seat in Nuneaton by 16 votes, even though their own vote was irrelevant. Some EDP members think this is a great thing but presumably are unaware that Mr Uncles has been cuddling up to the neo-nazi EFP, simply because they wave a St George's cross flag. These people are from the outer fringes of far right politics and some of whom were expelled from the BNP for extremism and anti-semitism!

Politics is a funny old game and makes strange bedfellows.

Yes, you mustn't underestimate the EDP! They are very clever and cunning. After all, what other party could set out to prevent the BNP candidate from being elected by a margin as small as sixteen votes? The accuracy here is simply amazing and MUST be admired!

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blueblood1920 · 06-05-2008, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Kentishman

The only time the English Democrats have stood London Wide before was in 2004, in the European Elections (these were held at the same time as the London Mayoral & London Assembly Elections in 2004)

Here are the results for 2004

1st Conservative Party....504,941 26.53%
2nd Labour Party............466,584 24.51%
3rd Liberal Democrats......288,790 15.17%
4th UKIP...................... 232,633 12.22%
5th Green Party............ 158,986 8.35%
6th Respect....................91,175 4.79%
7th British National Party.. 76,152 4.00%
8th Christian...................45,038 2.37%
9th English Democrats......15,945 0.84%
10th Peoples Party.............5,205 0.27%

10.English Democrats 25,569 1.04% - so just less than 10,000 extra votes, despite a much higher turnout and the party being bigger than in 2004. But guess its better than UKIP's collapse.

cassie · 06-05-2008, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by blueblood1920

10.English Democrats 25,569 1.04% - so just less than 10,000 extra votes, despite a much higher turnout and the party being bigger than in 2004. But guess its better than UKIP's collapse.

Just what would we do without your insights?

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Populist Lee · 06-05-2008, 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vortex

The EDP managed to poll enough votes to deprive the BNP of winning a seat in Nuneaton by 16 votes, even though their own vote was irrelevant.

Politics is a funny old game and makes strange bedfellows.

Well, I can see where one party has a vested interest in having the EDP lost in a very deep hole.

Kentishman · 06-05-2008, 01:50 PM

In view of the actions of Matt "Drunk" O'Connor, then the Vote for the English Democrats is actually in line with my predictions.

The English Democrats are not going to curl up an die - we have a Nation to save !

Kentishman · 06-05-2008, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Vortex

The EDP managed to poll enough votes to deprive the BNP of winning a seat in Nuneaton by 16 votes, even though their own vote was irrelevant. Some EDP members think this is a great thing but presumably are unaware that Mr Uncles has been cuddling up to the neo-nazi EFP, simply because they wave a St George's cross flag. These people are from the outer fringes of far right politics and some of whom were expelled from the BNP for extremism and anti-semitism!

Politics is a funny old game and makes strange bedfellows.

Yes, it is a funny old game.

I recall I met up with the Senior Citiizens Party on a couple of occassions, funny how no one has ever accused me of "wanting to be old"

Your logic Vortex amazes me.

Ea of Dune · 06-05-2008, 02:01 PM

KM> True, but doubt the grannies wanted to plant gibbets at Junction 2 of the M1 somehow.

Ea of dune

blueblood1920 · 06-05-2008, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Kentishman

In view of the actions of Matt "Drunk" O'Connor, then the Vote for the English Democrats is actually in line with my predictions.

The English Democrats are not going to curl up an die - we have a Nation to save !

I dont think the actions of Matt really affected how people voted, it shouldnt of affected your list vote. So what excuse does the EDP have for such a bad list vote?

Also what excuse do you have for being beaten in every head to head with the National Front (NF)?

Populist Lee · 06-05-2008, 02:56 PM

Perhaps the answer is as simple as the description on the ballot papers?

>> National Front - Putting Londoners First <<

>> English Democrats - Putting England First <<

These were London Elections after all.

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06-05-2008, 09:02 AM	#11 (permalink)
Vortex Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 374	The EDP managed to poll enough votes to deprive the BNP of winning a seat in Nuneaton by 16 votes, even though their own vote was irrelevant. Some EDP members think this is a great thing but presumably are unaware that Mr Uncles has been cuddling up to the neo-nazi EFP, simply because they wave a St George's cross flag. These people are from the outer fringes of far right politics and some of whom were expelled from the BNP for extremism and anti-semitism! Politics is a funny old game and makes strange bedfellows.

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Ea of Dune Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Hell Posts: 586	KM> True, but doubt the grannies wanted to plant gibbets at Junction 2 of the M1 somehow. Ea of dune

06-05-2008, 02:56 PM	#20 (permalink)
Populist Lee Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Poole in Dorset Posts: 1,457 Party: Other	Perhaps the answer is as simple as the description on the ballot papers? >> National Front - Putting Londoners First << >> English Democrats - Putting England First << These were London Elections after all.