Polling station, in unnamed location in Scotland (?) posted on Twitter during the referendum on Scotland independence, but around since at least April 2014. From @standrewsradio
“Please do not sit on the fence.”
It would work in Texas elections this year, too. 97% of eligible Scot voters registered to vote; as I write this, it looks like about 90% of those people voted in the election.
Ain’t democracy grand?
“Vote: It’s what citizens do.”
Update: Seems to be at the Plaistow Youth Center, in England.
From BBC:
BBC caption: After four weeks of campaigning the polls are closed, we now await the result of the general election. Quentin Gadd spotted these signs at a polling station, he says, “Is this proof positive that the organisers of the Plaistow Youth Centre are taking a stand against those who choose to abstain?”
The photo may be from 2010, from this site, which identifies the photo location further, with a different photo: “Sign at the polling station in Plaistow, West Sussex, on Local Council Polling Day.”
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