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jas0306
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voting in the ballot

Post by jas0306 »

i thought that all votes were supposd to remain anonymous....
Jolly Roger
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by Jolly Roger »

jas0306 wrote:i thought that all votes were supposd to remain anonymous....

what makes you think they are not ?
The term double standard, coined in the early 1950s, refers to any set of principles containing different provisions for one group of people than for another. VOTE.... fcuk it whats the point
fishtank
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by fishtank »

Jolly Roger wrote:
jas0306 wrote:i thought that all votes were supposd to remain anonymous....

what makes you think they are not ?

Possibly the ident number on the ballot paper.
The papers are numbered to prevent fraud. :hmmmm
Otherwise i would have run of a few thousand copies myself. :chuckle
As far as i am aware the numbers are not cross-matched with your name. :nervous
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Martin Walsh
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by Martin Walsh »

fishtank wrote:
Jolly Roger wrote:
jas0306 wrote:i thought that all votes were supposd to remain anonymous....

what makes you think they are not ?

Possibly the ident number on the ballot paper.
The papers are numbered to prevent fraud. :hmmmm
Otherwise i would have run of a few thousand copies myself. :chuckle
As far as i am aware the numbers are not cross-matched with your name. :nervous
For once we agree , the numbers have to be there to prevent someone printing a load of papers but the numbers also dictate what Branch and what region you are from to allow the union to know what Branch`s have voted and regions.
Jolly Roger
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by Jolly Roger »

dingo wrote:
fishtank wrote:
Jolly Roger wrote:
jas0306 wrote:i thought that all votes were supposd to remain anonymous....

what makes you think they are not ?

Possibly the ident number on the ballot paper.
The papers are numbered to prevent fraud. :hmmmm
Otherwise i would have run of a few thousand copies myself. :chuckle
As far as i am aware the numbers are not cross-matched with your name. :nervous
For once we agree , the numbers have to be there to prevent someone printing a load of papers but the numbers also dictate what Branch and what region you are from to allow the union to know what Branch`s have voted and regions.
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The term double standard, coined in the early 1950s, refers to any set of principles containing different provisions for one group of people than for another. VOTE.... fcuk it whats the point
mucker
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by mucker »

also dictate what Branch and what region you are from to allow the union to know what Branch`s have voted and regions.
why do you need that kind of info,am i missing something :hmmmm
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jockstrapp
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by jockstrapp »

Who cares who knows I'll gladly tell anyone that I'm voting "NO" :nana :nana :nana
mr deeds
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by mr deeds »

not bothered if they know i've voted NO! would tell billy and dave to there face

VOTE NO!
horris_1uk
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Re: voting in the ballot

Post by horris_1uk »

Same here i'm voting NO and dont care if they know it or not.