The ClubJAM POLL-itics results
Most of the country, around 40-45% at least, didn't really go out and do the real thing. But a lot of you did vote at ClubJAM's recent poll which raised a simple question.
"Which party would you NEVER vote for?"
And here are the results, from PollDaddy.
So, the verdict is out. MNS is the most hated party and rightfully so, for its divisive brand of politics. The party from which it broke away, the Shiv Sena is second with 18% of votes
The SP and BSP are third with 17%. All thanks to Mulayam Singh's comments of eradicating computers and English. Yeah, right dude. Go get a life.
BJP got the least votes with 12%.
A few people entered CPM and PRP in the "Others" section.
Apart from Advani's plea of making voting compulsory and the fact that we already have a "No Vote" button, there should also be a negative vote button. And the one with the maximum number of negative votes should be disqualified from the next round of assembly and municipal elections. This will definitely put some discipline into our perpetual mud slinging parties.
What say guys?
Also the registration should be simplified and voters should be allowed to register on the spot.
"Which party would you NEVER vote for?"
And here are the results, from PollDaddy.
So, the verdict is out. MNS is the most hated party and rightfully so, for its divisive brand of politics. The party from which it broke away, the Shiv Sena is second with 18% of votes
The SP and BSP are third with 17%. All thanks to Mulayam Singh's comments of eradicating computers and English. Yeah, right dude. Go get a life.
BJP got the least votes with 12%.
A few people entered CPM and PRP in the "Others" section.
Apart from Advani's plea of making voting compulsory and the fact that we already have a "No Vote" button, there should also be a negative vote button. And the one with the maximum number of negative votes should be disqualified from the next round of assembly and municipal elections. This will definitely put some discipline into our perpetual mud slinging parties.
What say guys?
Also the registration should be simplified and voters should be allowed to register on the spot.
Tags: 2009, election, india, parliamentary
Comment
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Comment by P.J.Boy on May 13, 2009 at 12:29pm -
Negative voting should not be allowed. It clearly wastes taxpayers money. There are provisions where criminals etc are not allowed to contest and rightfully so, all parties are taking due cognizance of the same.
One friend of mine gave a wonderful idea, that migrants should be allowed to vote from as is where is basis for "their constituencies" like say ATM machines/cheques - VOTABLE AT PAR. Only problem would be of bogus voting, if that can be checked, an amazing feat can be achieved to maximize number of voters.
Plus, clearly the fact that MNS and Shiv Sena are in top three of your poll, I wonder why Shiv Sena is there, but hey, so is samajwadi party. Clearly people here want pseudo secularism as churned out by congress and the likes to survive. Or is it? Its just my personal non binding opinion.
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