Well, I didn’t get any replies to the email which I sent to the main candidates standing to represent the parliamentary constituency in which I live. So I was left to decide for myself from various sources available to me. The most useful document was an election brief published by the Christian Institute and showed the party policies on morality issues amongst other things, and the BBC also produced a useful guide detailing the parties’ policies on the popular issues. Armed with this information, I decided who I would vote for, wandered down the polling station and made my mark. All there’s left to do now is sit back and watch the election coverage and see what Peter Snow’s Swingometer does this election. Saying that, I might just lie down and have a nap as I’m knackered from just going out to vote – I think I’ve got a viral infection.