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Xbox owners back Lib Dems over Conservatives and Labour

By Mark Pack | Tue 4th May 2010 - 7:20 pm

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The Times has the story:

Naturally, when every conversation you hear in the real world seems to have something to do with the General Election, Microsoft are getting in on the act online too.

Their far from rigorous voting preference poll is open to gamers of any age, and as far as we can tell in any country.

Nevertheless, as these screengrabs show, it’s clear that Cleggmania is intensely powerful among the young web-literate demographic that populates the virtual worlds of Twitter, Facebook and Xbox Live.

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One Comment

Alec 4th May '10 - 7:29pm

Anyone who didn’t laugh at this title must be dead inside.

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