Breaking News: Predicted Disabled Persons Voting: ODI Enabled Disability Intelligence Survey effect by Parliamentary Seat Majority
#ukdisability2015 #GE2015 Disability Voting Intellgence survey 1 December 2014
Predicted Disabled Persons Voting by Parliamentary Seat in ascending majority
The ODI say there are 10.3 million disabled adults living in the UK who can vote. 2.3m disabled people are not registered to vote. A significant percentage do not vote at all. They have disengaged politics.
The Predicted Disabled Persons Voting Indication helps disabled people target seats whereupon their vote may decide the outcome of the seat and give disabled people an opportunity to hold politicians to account for policies which have affected their lives. The PDV disability voting analysist can be found here:
Please use the document to cascade to disabled persons and disability organisations based in each of the identified UK parliamentary election constituency seats.
Please help make disabled persons’ votes count.
Same Difference 
I do not know how to make sense of this. I have an information-processing disability and no-one to explain how to understand this.
I have tried to get on the electoral roll for the first time in a very long time. I applied online. I had an email back with a reference number saying i would be contacted but have heard nothing back. I have emailed again saying that i received a letter asking if the correct details of people living in my home are in that letter – and stating that the details were not correct. I still have heard nothing. I am unable to talk on the phone due to effects of my disability. There’s still a long way to go before basic access issues are taken seriously by those working in the system and or ‘in power’. I think the ODI is incorrect to say that disabled people have disengaged politics – politics has very blatantly disengaged disabled people and not being able to get on the electoral roll even via normal online systems is just one of multiple obstacles when any disabled person is seeking to engage politics… or any other aspect of everyday life come to that.
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I have looked at the link you provide but rather than being about disabled voters, it seems to be a survey about a website called Citroen Business! Either the link is not correct, or I cannot see the relevance of this!
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The link is in the words ‘view original.’ It seems that you accidentally clicked on an advert for Citroen instead.
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The reason the disabled are voting Labour is because too many believe the party to be the party it once was.
Labour believes in austerity and deficit reduction, which means state spending will be cut back to 1930s levels just the same by Labour as the Tories.
The predicted 280 Labour seats, will be neck and neck with 282 Tory seats.
So voting Tory, Labour or Lib Dem is pointless, as the Tories will still rule after May.
As the disabled are so many millions of the voting public, there is a better way that will give state help to the poorest disabled.
This is a life or death issue.
Vote diffrerent in marginal seats for different parties of the left, that can then form a multi party coalition.
Because if alol the 194 marginals go to true parties of the left, they, and they alone will help the disabled. No other party cares less about us.
The main parties are in an aristocratic mindset from an education within public school and Oxford or Cambridge, who then go direct into our political class, that only represents the people on incomes from about £150,000 – £250,000 a year and above.
Vote Labour get Tory. Vote Lib Dem get Tory. Vote UKIP get Tory.
See how you can break this life threatening scenario, on:
http://www.anastasia-england.me.uk
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I’ll be voting and it won’t be the nasty evil TORY or libdems, I’m disabled and even if I have to crawl on all fours ill vote.
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