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Description: Vote NONE. A positive campaign to convince everyone to either Vote, or Vote None, in UK General elections. Let's make them work to improve UK...

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Vote or Vote NONE: there's no reason to be silent in UK elections.

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Registrar:	Nominet UK
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None of the Above - UK and internationally. Why the None of the Above option is vital part of any election. Vote None when 'None of the Above' is not on the ballot paper.

Vote or Vote NONE: there's no reason to be silent in UK elections. Voting NONE is a positive protest when you believe in democracy but do not support any of the candidates in this election.

Vote or Vote NONE campaign aims and summary. Campaigning to encourage all voters to use their vote in the election. Voters can show the demand for better politics and establish the right of protest within the UK electoral system.