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New general election petition


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Fastest petition in uk history apparently.   Started yesterday and now over 400,000.  Currently increasing at a rate of about 70,000 per hour.

 

Of course we know it will not directly achieve it’s aim.  But as part of a process it will make a difference.

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there should be a petition 'change the rules so there are no more petitions ever'

In 2022 there were over 900,000 people wanting an election and the Tories out. Now they've got their way and 500,000 of the exact SAME people who signed the 2022 petition want the Tories back again

PETITION.PARLIAMENT.UK

Call an immediate general election so that the people can decide who should lead us through the unprecedented crises threatening the UK.

 

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