Helen Duffett

Blog of the Year Awards 2012: Vote for Best non-Lib Dem politics blog

By | Fri 21st September 2012 - 5:08 pm

It’s time to cast your votes (by STV) in the category for Best non-Lib Dem politics blog in the Lib Dem Voice Blog of the Year Awards 2012.

Simply use the app below and vote by 5:30 tomorrow.

The results will be announced at the BOTYs ceremony at Conference tomorrow night (10pm, Pavilion Room at the Grand Hotel, Brighton) and will appear online shortly afterwards. Follow the ceremony on Twitter using the hashtag #LDBOTY.

Poll closed, results tonight



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We’ll be publishing the shortlists for the other categories tomorrow.

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