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The saga of John Butterfill and the deceived electorateJohn Butterfill has a track record of campaigning and voting to deprive the British electorate of their power to sack their law-makers, but seems to say the opposite at elections. He knows what to say to win votes, but will the electorate be blinkered again? He refuses to sign the BDI! UKIP achieves the reverse of its stated objectiveUKIP votes prevented a pro-sovereignty Conservative from being elected and instead sent a Euro-Federalist Liberal Democrat to Parliament. The success of the South Molton Declaration at the 2001 electionThe results of the last general election confirm that signees did disproportionately well at the last general election. What you can doFrom experience we found that pressure from the electorate causes politicians to react. From cases studied in the 2001 General Election, this is the most effective action for a voter to take: |
