Have you voted yet in LDV’s members’ survey?

If you are a registered member of the Liberal Democrat Voice forum – and any paid-up party member is welcome to join – then you now have the opportunity to make your views known on a range of current issues in our September members’ survey.

It should take no longer than 5-10 minutes to fill in. To complete the survey simply log in to the members’ forum, and click on the topic ‘LDV MEMBERS’ SURVEY: SEPT. 2008′ under the General category. The survey will remain open until this Saturday, 6th September, with the results published next week.

In fact, why not visit the LDV members’ forum any way? Topics discussed in the last week include:

London, Liberal Democracy and the post-Ken agenda
The Strange Death of Labour England
Slumming it at Sainsbury’s
Should Libertarians Join The Lib Dems
It’s Tavish
Kevin McCloud and the Big Town Plan
Are we putting too much emphasis on leaflets?
The Bones Commission


(Disclaimer: though LDV’s forum moderators do our best to ensure membership is restricted to party members only, no forum is 100% safe. So, if you are posting something a little, erm, controversial, do count to 10, and think about it first…)

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