Dinging Duns Again?

One of the periodic 'Issue' polls in the Berwickshire invited votes on the Jim Clark Rally as follows:


Would you like to see the Duns stage of the Jim Clark Rally repeated next year?
Yes [50%]
No [50%]
Don't Know [0%]

Perhaps only two people have voted so far: Kevin McPro and Sandra McCon. No can't be that as I have just clicked my vote and the result has not changed.

Rigged Ballot?

Anyhow I suggest that the test of opinion is confined to the citizens of Duns. Some envious Greenlawer might well like to have stuck up Duns incommoded for a second time.

Anyhow good people and true; rally round and make your vote count.


Cringing apologies: the Poll is obviously kosher and three hours after I cast my vote the result now is ;


Yes [33.3%]
No [66.7%]
Don't Know [0%]


So at least one more person has voted no.

Go on Anon of Ayton, do it again.

Labels: BBC. Broadcasting House. Duns, Jim Clark Rally, Opinion Polls

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  Tide Turns

Today's Vote in the Berwickshire:

Would you be happy to welcome Berwick into Berwickshire?

50% Yes. it's a great idea

46% No, Berwick is part of England and should remain so

4% I have no opinion either way

Huttonian is glad to report that the Yes vote is on the decline since he last looked. And those people who have no opinion either way and who have bothered to express it are on the march.

Viva The Don't Know Party. We will overcome one day

A recent poll carried out by the Hutton Think Tank as to the respective merits of living in Hutton as opppsed to Paxton (as is often the case)

Hutton 2%

Paxton 2%

Very strongly held no opinion 7%

SNP 1%

Where are Hutton and Paxton? 88%

(After two recounts)

Who says Democracy is not alive and well in the Borders?

Labels: Berwick to Scotland, Hutton Think Tank, Opinion Polls

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