Letters
Postal voting
WITH reference to the recent local
elections, was it really necessary to
send postal voting papers by first
class post - and to include a first
class pre-paid envelope for their
reply?
Surely second class postage would
have sufficed, especially as these
were sent out well in advance of the
day. This is a disgraceful waste of
money and I also maintain that
postal voting should be restricted to
those who genuinely need it, and not
just to every Tom, Dick and Harry in
a desperate attempt to get their
vote.
Geoffrey Gregg, Tursdale,
Co Durham.
10:03am Thursday 15th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Peter Dolan, Newton Aycliffe on 10:12am Thu 15 May 08
New Labour has a liking for postal voting even though many of those who have been caught taking part in fraudulent activities are supporter of the Labour Party.
New Labour has a liking for postal voting even though many of those who have been caught taking part in fraudulent activities are supporter of the Labour Party.
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