Canvassed with phone call to remind him to vote: Would have voted anyway |
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Convenient place to vote |
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Does not wish to lose sovereignty and the pound |
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First time I could vote because I am French |
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Has strong feeling against Europe dictating to the UK |
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If you dont you cannot moan |
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Insufficient Information. |
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Is now a woman's right and we must maintain it |
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My wife strongly suggested that I ought to go & vote |
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Not happy with joining EMU |
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Object to move from original economic idea to political |
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Only chance to have a say.It's what democracy is all about |
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Postal vote - wouldn't have bothered otherwise |
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Protest against losing the pound. |
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Strong desire to retain sovereignty and the pound |
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Taken by husband! |
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To use the privilege of a vote |
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Voted because this is first chance to do so |
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Wanted a voice in what was to be decided |
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Wanted to help effect change |
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Wanted to use My Vote,Though Not Really Interested. |
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Wife said to |
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Wish to influence the result |
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active locally in politics |
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against joining europe |
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against losing pound |
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anti common market |
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anti euro. |
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anti europe - wants to keep the pound |
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because of our local MP I thought he is a good man |
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because we have become part of europe |
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cannot criticise if you dont vote |
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concern on the pound |
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curiosity |
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disillusioned with govt |
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do not want to be in the monetary union |
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encouraged by mother |
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everyone should vote, should not go into europe and should keep the pound |
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express anti-europe view |
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for work |
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hereditary |
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i dont want europe to get hold of great britain |
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i like the common market but not a federal europe |
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important decision |
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important-dont want single currency |
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interested because of the euro which I do not want |
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interested in environment |
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it is of great concern that you cannot express a wish for a person |
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just because I was there (at club) |
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leaflets that were coming through the door.it was to do with the issues |
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like to have a say |
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missed local election so I thought I should vote this time |
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must use facility to vote |
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my gentleman friend told me to |
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my husband is a local councillor and I feel I should the support the elections |
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my vote counts the same as everybody else |
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neighbours went so went with them |
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opposed to the european currency |
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political awareness |
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principle |
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should be compulsory |
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son told her to! |
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strong anti europe views, integration and loss of independence |
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teaching daughter/she had her first vote |
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the currency debate |
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thinks everyone should vote |
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thought I could get done for not voting |
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to keep the pound |
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voted for party who were against the whole thing |
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voted purely as a protest |
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voting matters/its the future |
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want to keep the pound |
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want wales to have a say |
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wanted to elect wider choice of members |
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wanted to have say |
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we should be independant and not rely on europe for silly rules |
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women should use their vote and I thought my vote would be needed |
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working away from home |
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you have to let people know what you want by voting |
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