Shelly Said:

Poll: How many new to parliament MPs will be elected at the next UK general election?

We Answered:

The average turnover at each Parliamentary election tends to be about one quarter to one third of all MPs.

And I'd urge you to study further into the life and work of an MP to see how it's really not that cushty a job. It's comparatively underpaid, there's not much holiday, it's about 70 hours a week, most of it constituency work, and much of it is unsung and underappreciated.

That's not to say that the current expenses farce is excused, however, and it should be crushed firmly. But it's equally nonsensical to assume every MP is involved in it. Currently only about 30 MPs have been named.

Jimmy Said:

im in uk and todays election is a big world event, we are five hours ahead of new york so first polls close at?

We Answered:

Ha, I'll toast to that James. My friends and I will all be sitting around the tv ready to cork our champagne when Obama is elected into office. Glad the rest of the world will join in on the celebrations. Cheers to you! =)