The polls close: share your stories from the front line

Well done to everyone involved in the 2007 elections – now the polls have closed, we sit back and await the results. While we wait, tell us your experiences on the ground – whether you want to jump for joy at your great local campign, or bemoan an election campaign that went off the rails. The good and the bad, share your experience of the 2007 vote in the comments box below.

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4 Comments

  • A good campaign here in Rushcliffe. Hoping against hope to buck the national trend and damage the Tories. Always a long shot, but if effort were to be rewarded we’d have a landslide!

  • Daniel Bowen 4th May '07 - 12:40am

    Just heard we may have gained a seat in Cameron’s backyard of West Oxfordshire in Carterton – by one vote! A town we haven’t had a cllr since 1998.

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