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I'm registered as the party, it doesn't mean that I will always vote for them. Personally, I don't think that specific minutia of phraseology ("my" vs. "regist

I'm registered as the party, it doesn't mean that I will always vote for them. Personally, I don't think that specific minutia of phraseology ("my" vs. "registered as") are as productive of our political reality as you do. I think it has to do with FPTP voting.

Aachen 3y ago
> I'm registered as the party, it doesn't mean that I will always vote for them Oh in that sense! I didn't read it that way, that makes more sense yes :) Wasn't trying to nitpick, the phrasing sounded like ballot loyalty to me, happy to be wrong