Vote for your “Night Mayor”

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Vote for your “Night Mayor”

By Alex Foster | Sun 20th April 2008 - 7:05 pm

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In one of the less cerebral contributions to the London mayoral debate, SpendapennySendapenny invites you to select your least favourite of the four main candidates for the Mayoralty and flush them away.

More people have flushed Livingstone than any other; Johnson is second – and our own dear Paddick is currently winning by a whisker with Berry being flushed just a few more times than him.

Just a bit of fun, just a bit of fun.

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This entry was posted in Humour and London.

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3 Comments

Julian H 20th Apr '08 - 8:04pm

This is brilliant.
James Graham 21st Apr '08 - 1:48pm

I’m confused by what point they are trying to make by pointedly not allowing people to flush away Richard Barnbrook.
Paul L 21st Apr '08 - 11:19pm

Could try the more interesting vote match poll run by unlock democracy on the following link:

http://london.votematch.net/VoteMatchLondon/app.html

Is anyone at LDV keeping an eye on how this develops? Shows total response %levels on the issues on the results pages

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