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Voter registration figures are out today. My colleague Libby Brooks has sent us this.
A total of 4,285,323 people – about 97% of the adult population – have registered to vote in the Scottish independence referendum next week, making this the largest electorate the country has ever known for any election or referendum.
The figures include 118,640 voters who have registered in the last month alone, since August 1, as well as 789,024 postal voters. A total of 164, 829 voters have been added to the register since March 1 this year.
A total of 4,285,323 people – about 97% of the adult population – have registered to vote in the Scottish independence referendum next week, making this the largest electorate the country has ever known for any election or referendum.
The figures include 118,640 voters who have registered in the last month alone, since August 1, as well as 789,024 postal voters. A total of 164, 829 voters have been added to the register since March 1 this year.
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Could be the biggest shock Scottish voting result since Michelle McManus and Leon Jackson.
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no over until the fat lady sings ....
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Yes have been very vocal & I suspect many no voters have been keeping quiet, I think it wont be as close as many think maybe 53%- 47%
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Aim off tai Glasgee to cast ma voot soon.
Aye. |
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shed loads will be voting and don't actually understand what it means one way or another, to be fair it's questionable if the politicians understand the consequences
it's just become a them and us debate |
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call me a taxi
call me a taxi 11 Sep 14 18:00 Joined: 02 Oct 03 | Topic/replies: 4,524 | Blogger: call me a taxi's blog Aim off tai Glasgee to cast ma voot soon. Aye. Why did you feel the need to post in Latvian? |
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'coz ahma sassanach bassa
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I agree with CMAT
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Yes activists outside shopping centres in places like Castlemilk and Easterhouse signing gullible idoits onto the voters roll.Most of these people avoided the voters roll to try and stay hidden from debt companies,A few will be getting a knock at the door soon and Castlemilk for independence will be nowhere to be seen.
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Good point. Tax collections will be up after this election.
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Any remaining Yes voters should take the time to read this most excellent essay ...
http://www.scottishreview.net/CarolCraig172.shtml?utm_source=Sign-Up.to&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=8427-325714-How+London+may+try+to+strangle+the+infant+nation+at+birth |
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Scots dinnae vote 'yes'
they vote 'aye' |
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trilby22
trilby22 11 Sep 14 21:28 Joined: 21 Aug 10 | Topic/replies: 2,078 | Blogger: trilby22's blog Any remaining Yes voters |
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Got your sash looked out for tomorrow, trilby?
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