First class degree in election fraud: Undergraduate's tweet boasting she'll vote twice exposes our lax voting system - as Labour's far-left followers tell activists to 'vote often'

by Guest Sun Nov 03, 2019 3:11 am

Lucy is a bright and successful university student. The small ring in her nose is the only outward sign that she might be a rebel at heart.

The daughter of a middle-class property consultant, her tweets show she has travelled the world and next year hopes to graduate from Bournemouth University.

Yet this week Lucy, 23, found herself at the centre of a controversy over how student votes — and their potential when it comes to abuse of the electoral system — could influence the December election.

She has registered to vote at her university and at her parents’ house in a leafy suburb of Birmingham. We know this because she said so proudly on Twitter. It is perfectly legal.

But it is what Lucy posted in addition that was controversial. For it not only suggests she was planning to break the law, but also that she wants others to do so, too.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7641065/Undergraduates-tweet-boasting-shell-vote-twice-exposes-lax-voting-system.html

by Original Quill Sun Nov 03, 2019 4:15 pm

Lucy is one individual. You can't generalize from specifics.

First class degree in election fraud: Undergraduate's tweet boasting she'll vote twice exposes our lax voting system - as Labour's far-left followers tell activists to 'vote often'

First class degree in election fraud: Undergraduate's tweet boasting she'll vote twice exposes our lax voting system - as Labour's far-left followers tell activists to 'vote often'

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