Stephen Tall

Ways to get in touch with Lib Dem Voice on polling day

By | Wed 5th May 2010 - 7:15 pm

Lib Dem Voice will be providing as comprehensive as possible a results service on the night of 6th May, right through into Friday.

We’ll bring you the latest news, tweets, photos, reaction etc as soon as we have it, and for as long as we’re awake. You can also follow us on Twitter or via Facebook.

Our best source of information about how the Lib Dems are faring up and down the country will be you, our readers. Please let us have your latest titbits and tips no matter where you are in the UK.

You can contact us in the following ways:

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Or of course you can leave a comment on the site at any time.

For those of you are at election night counts, or otherwise not able to access a computer, please remember you can access LDV’s mobile-friendly site at m.libdemvoice.org.

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One Comment

  • Jonathan Walpole 6th May '10 - 7:05pm

    Was going to vote L.D

    Concerned that as N.C is an atheist – Anyone taking on such a role is this scenario will need guidance from a higher authority.

    Shame – I liked this party the most.

    PS. I did go to church to-day & spoke with my rector who agreed with me – but clearly indicated he could not advise how to vote.

    J. Walpole (FIH) ret

    (But having to work to pay the bills in retirement)

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