Friendslist electioniser

[strange_complex]

This only works if people are prepared to tell a stranger's data-collection gizmo how they intend to vote at the election - but if you're happy enough to do that, it's fun to see how your friends are lining up.


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(The Livejournal Electioniser was made by robhu)

The spread there so far is no particular surprise to me - but it could do with more data! Apparently, the graphs get updated periodically, so you can still change how mine looks by submitting your voting intentions.

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Comments

[hollyione.livejournal.com]

I thought "Pirate Party of the UK" was really cool until I looked them up on wikipedia and found that they are not actually lobbying for compulsory saying of "arr" and free parrots for all. Boo!

[meerium.livejournal.com]

I've been having sulky conversations about tactical voting versus voting on principle of late; sulky because I rather suspect that if I don't want a DUP MP I'm going to have to vote tactically - Alistair McDonnell (who's a crappy MP and utterly unpersonable character), the current MP, only had a 1000ish majority last time round. So I registered my vote as who, if I didn't live in a sectarian sh*thole, I would happily and automatically vote for! Ah, Election fever...

[glitzfrau.livejournal.com]

Wow. I'm surprised and touched by how many of your readers are voting PUP. I thought they were dead in the water.

[primitivepeople.livejournal.com]

Aha - this thing looks pretty cool. I set up a bog-standard LJ poll the other day but soon took it down because I can't make it anonymous. Although only I can see people's answers, I still thought it wouldn't be very fair and might make me hate people if I discovered they wanted to vote Conservative...

This looks much better though, so I'm off to post it on my own LJ.