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Name:	Chris Swain
E-Mail:	cswain@uk2.net
Whereabouts:	Birmingham UK
Home Page:	http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=254176783772&ref=mf
Date:	Sun Jan 24 23:04:03 2010
Trying to gain support for a mass campaign of ballot-fouling at the next election (gotta happen in 2010!) Please check out the facebook group and feel free to email me.

Name:	vincent
E-Mail:	sigenzo@yahoo.co.uk
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:	www.UKProtestParty.co.uk
Date:	Sat Jul 18 09:07:10 2009
Hi I am trying to start a New Party and i am would like to get people to logon read our policies and give your views and support, you can become a member, I am also looking for people who are will to stand as candidate in their area. if you want to do something to help your country please help me set this up. www.UKProtestParty.co.uk

Name:	Stuart Hill
E-Mail:	hill.stuart171@googlemail.com
Whereabouts:	Rutland (England)
Home Page:
Date:	Sun Apr 19 11:48:49 2009
What an excellent idea. I am sick and tired of UK politicians citing apathy as the reason for poor election turnouts without any evidence to support their claims. You shouldn't have to vote for a political party whose ideals you don't support in order to have your political sentiments acknowledged. Don't you think it would be better to have a non of the above box than to have unscrupulous fringe parties vying for the *protest vote* ??

Name:	Rossolini McRostopher
E-Mail:	watson.ross25@googlemail.com
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:
Date:	Tue Oct 14 13:18:13 2008
Yes, I would lvoe to be a part of helping form said NOTA strategy. Please contact me so that we can arrange more details. watson.ross25@googlemail.com

Name:	Rob France
E-Mail:	robertfrance@live.com
Whereabouts:	Lancashire (Great Britain)
Home Page:	n/a
Date:	Thu Apr 17 20:30:45 2008
IT WOULD BE GREAT TO HEAR IDEAS FROM ANYONE WHO IS INTERESTED IN ORGANISING A COHERENT 'NOTA' STRATEGY IN THE UK (as at the moment, I seem to be the proverbial 'voice in the wilderness'). We are all feeling the same way. I too am campaigning for a NOTA alternative. However, in the meantime, I'm trying as best I can to influence the May 2008 UK local elections with the below message. "When, with turnout frequently falling below 30% in local elections, will the Great British public finally understand that (in the continued absence of a "None of the Above" vote) the only way to register your political protest is to 'spoil' your ballot paper? As far as I can see, the only way to radically change the way politics works in our country involves: 1. Actually 'turning out' to vote. 2. Writing 'Spoiled Ballot' across your ballot paper. 3. Posting your 'protest' vote in the ballot box. At least this way, the politicians will finally understand that the electorate actually cares. Our continued failure to 'turn out' only means that we end up 'electing' the candidates we deserve." robertfrance@live.com

Name:	Association pour la reconnaissance du vote blanc
E-Mail:	voteblanc@sysu.com
Whereabouts:	France
Home Page:	www.vote-blanc.org
Date:	Sat Nov 11 18:43:42 2006
Hello, We found your website through Internet. Hereby we let you know that we have similar preoccupations: since 1994 we struggle for the recognition, in France, of the white ballot as an effective, “non-of-the-above” ballot. We have a website: www.vote-blanc.org which, for the moment being, has only a French version. We list your web site under ‘Partenaires’ section in which we provide our visitors links to similar organizations and speak about your party in ‘Le vote blanc à l’étranger’. We have already contacts with homologous associations in Ireland (this place is on your website) and Spain (again, see under ‘Partenaires’); we will try putting together a network of such organizations within the European Union. If you are interested in common actions, we will be very pleased to have regular contacts. We found that similar organizations exist also in South and North America; visibly the “non-of-the-above” voting option is becoming increasingly popular. Looking forward to hearing from you Olivier Durand

Name:	Protest Vote Party
E-Mail:	Relaunch@ProtestVoteParty.org
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:	www.ProtestVoteParty.org
Date:	Wed Jun 7 15:08:21 2006
After stand a single seat in the 2005 General Election, the Protest Vote Party was relaunched on June 1st 2006. Like no candidate deserves my vote, the PVP allows the electorate to reject all candidates as unsuitable; effectively voting 'None of the Above'. ======================================== What if… - voters were able to reject all candidates as unsuitable; - people who never vote were given an opportunity to register their dissatisfaction; - each MP faced a personal risk if they voted against their constituents’ wishes; - you could deliver an electoral shock without having to vote for an extreme party; - you could unseat a disliked MP yet still return an MP of the same party; - you could actually vote ‘None of the Above’. www.ProtestVoteParty.org Giving you the right to vote ‘None of the above’ The PVP is an apolitical party. Half the seats that the Protest Vote Party will stand at the next election will be chosen at random. That means every current MP potentially faces a challenge from the PVP. We advise all MPs to look to their constituents. Otherwise at the next election, they might look to us. How can you make a real difference in British politics? "You could join either the Labour or the Conservative party?" The party leadership listen to their members even less than they listen to the general public. "You could vote for the Liberal Democrats?" To what end? Over the past two decades both the main parties have gone into self-destruct while the Lib-Dem's have remained the weak third party with no real power. "You could join a minority party?" Nice ideas, good sentiments, no MP's, no effect. "Win a seat as an independent?" You become 1 out of 646. No chance of changing anything there either, sorry. "You could join up with others and have a riot in the streets?" Yeah, that does seem to work. Even the Iron Lady softened with that one. It's a bit drastic though and could hardly be considered environmentally friendly. "Surely there must be an alternative?" Well instead of trying to fight the main parties, why not encourage their MP's to listen to you more and less to their party hierarchy. "OK, but how do you do that?" You let the public vote ‘None of the Above’. Welcome to the Protest Vote Party.

Name:	rosemay
E-Mail:	rosemay walsh
Whereabouts:	England
Home Page:
Date:	Thu May 18 20:45:27 2006
Well done I thought this was my idea congratulations on telling the truth, we have the right NOT to vote aswell as vote, it is just as legimate as anybody's vote.

Name:	Matt Probert
E-Mail:	comments@probertencyclopaedia.com
Whereabouts:	Southampton
Home Page:	http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com
Date:	Tue May 3 19:38:23 2005
I shall not be voting, there are only 4 parties standing in Southampton-Itchen, with nothing between them. This sin't democracy, it's a sham! Matt Probert

Name:	A.C.
E-Mail:	sorry@ihatespam.com
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:
Date:	Mon Apr 25 13:09:47 2005
It's about time there was a RON option.

Name:	Concerned
E-Mail:	none@
Whereabouts:	Brave New UK
Home Page:
Date:	Thu Feb 24 03:38:47 2005
"Further proof that politicians are terrified millions won't bother to vote at the election - jittery MP's have passed a new law banning anyone standing for Parliament under the name of Mr or Mrs 'None of the Above' on the grounds that it gives them an 'unfair advantage'. They protest too much." "Black Dog", Mail on Sunday Is this true? Have you been banned? If so, it's an outrage and you should take the government to court!

Name:	lose weight
E-Mail:	tom99@emailer.cz
Whereabouts:
Home Page:	http://www.lose-weight-fast-now.com
Date:	Thu Jan 6 07:22:42 2005
Really nice place u got here! Keep up the good work! Thank you for the info too!

Name:	Luke
E-Mail:	L252@yahoo.co.uk
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:
Date:	Fri Jul 16 11:04:09 2004
I think your right about the lack of choice to opt out officially rather than be considered apathetic. However, I feel that we should adopt the Aussie idea and make it compulsory to vote, but include a 'none of the above' option. This would indicate your viewpoint on a national scale. It would certainly give all the current parties something to chew on if 60% of the nation returned 'none of the above' on polling day.

Name:	Dave
E-Mail:	saic@hotmail.com
Whereabouts:	Wales
Home Page:
Date:	Sat May 15 23:08:01 2004
Widen this idea and present it nationally soon.

Name:	Tom Mason
E-Mail:	tomasondar@yahoo.co.uk
Whereabouts:	Bradford
Home Page:
Date:	Wed Dec 10 09:16:32 2003
I totally agree with what you say. I am new to voting and i find that noone else is worthy of my vote.

Name:	Cyril Smith
E-Mail:	greysquirrl@hotmail.com
Whereabouts:	UK
Home Page:
Date:	Tue Oct 28 19:45:27 2003
There is to be an enquiry to establish why money is not getting through to patients. How long will politicians ignore the money wasted on Gordon Brown’s fountain, proposed golden goodbyes for councillors, the millennium dome, new offices for MP’s, a white elephant of a building in Scotland costing ten times the original estimate and a thousand and one other things.

Name:	Bob Goodall, party leader.
E-Mail:	bobgoodall@hotmail.com
Whereabouts:	Hertfordshire, UK
Home Page:	http://www.nocandidate.org.uk
Date:	Sun May 27 07:49:47 2001
"No candidate deserves my vote!" is a grassroots movement that aims to empower ordinary people, and we very much welcome your comments. Please think about joining us and becoming involved in our campaign. As a member, or standing as a candidate, there would be no going door to door to canvas for votes; we are the one party not canvasing for support at election time. With your help, and enough candidates, we can increase voter turnout and distinguish voter apathy from voter antipathy.

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