By Anthony Webber:
EIGHT MILLION PEOPLE ARE STILL NOT REGISTERED TO VOTE, AND THEY COULD DECIDE ON THE ELECTION OUTCOME!
In this General Election on Thursday 4th July 2024, large numbers of candidates who believe in truth and freedom are standing to become MP’s.
Please check who is standing in your own constituency and see if there is a candidate you can give your vote to on this occasion.
Most of the 650 constituencies have at least six candidates to choose from, so please consider giving one of them your vote.
Worthy candidates really do need your vote, so please make the effort.
For candidates with little chance of success, your vote will be a wonderful moral booster for them.
Much more positive for them than you don’t register to vote and/or stay at home, because that gives the establishment parties a clear unopposed election.
For candidates who do have a good chance of success, it is vital to give them your vote.
Anything could happen in this election and a number of constituencies will be close run contests.
A hung Parliament ( one where no party has an absolute majority) is a possibility, and if that happens, we achieve power to bring in positive policies, and even having the balance of power in a coalition type government.
As many votes as possible to parties other than the establishment parties, will damage the interests of the globalists parfties.
Apart from the main parties fielding candidates in virtually all the constituencies, there are the following to consider:
Reform UK ( ( 608 candidates)
Workers Party of GB ( 151 candidates)
Social Democratic Party ( 122 candidates)
Heritage party ( 41 candidates)
UKIP ( 24 candidates)
English Democrats ( 13 candidates)
Plus 461 Independents
Plus a total of 98 parties, including some very small ones across the UK.
It is important to register to vote if you have not already done so, and the deadline is one minute before midnight on Tuesday 18th June 2024.
Please do this.
The Electoral Commission website is;
https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/voting-and-elections/who-can-vote/register-vote
Here are the brief details off that website
The deadline to register to vote in the Parliamentary general election on Thursday 4 July is Tuesday 18 June.
To vote at the UK general election on 4 July, you must be registered to vote and:
- 18 years of age or over on polling day
- be a British, Irish or qualifying Commonwealth citizen
- be resident at an address in the UK (or a UK citizen living abroad who has previously been registered to vote in the UK or has lived in the UK)
- not be legally excluded from voting
EU citizens cannot vote in the UK general election.
How to register to vote
Register to vote(Opens in new window)
To register to vote online, you need just five minutes and your National Insurance number.
If you can’t register online, you can download a paper form (Opens in new window).
You don’t need to register to vote before every election.
In this Election, vote for the candidates who will stgand up for the peoples’ interests!
Anthony Webber
Independent Political Commentator
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