Co-operative party, because of their association with Labour and their emphasis on values which are closest to my heart i.e collectivism, solidarity and community.
It is indeed a Scottish Party. I thought this would be a relevant option, especially in light of Scotland's annoyance about the EU referendum.
Yeah, its an interesting party but I think that nationalism and the SNP is too popular in Scotland for regionalism to get support at the moment. It has caused minor parties to become diminished like the Socialist Party that used to have a number of seats at Holyrood however the Green Party is doing well there.
Co-operative party, because of their association with Labour and their emphasis on values which are closest to my heart i.e collectivism, solidarity and community.
Is that Harold Wilson in your profile pic? He's my favourite PM. And what's with the "Redmonds" profile name, where does that come from, surname?
Mainly a bunch of hacked-off, old rural Tories in the south of Scotland who think local government shouldn't be party political, but happily join coalitions with other parties to get positions.
Just read up on them and their stance on their single issue of being able to vote for "none of the above" in elections makes sense.
It's a bit of a waste of time though IMO, you can just spoil your ballot anyway.
Well not really because spoilt ballots just get recorded as a spoilt ballot rather than an actually vote for a 'none of the above' candidate (i.e. no-one).
'None of the above' would presumably mean that if it got more votes than any of the other candidates then they would have to re-run that election or something.
Well not really because spoilt ballots just get recorded as a spoilt ballot rather than an actually vote for a 'none of the above' candidate (i.e. no-one).
'None of the above' would presumably mean that if it got more votes than any of the other candidates then they would have to re-run that election or something.