Hopefully she filled in a pizza delivery form, thinking it was her vote.
Possible, if pizza delivery forms in the UK come with pre-paid envelopes and you have to give your DoB and signature... I don't order pizzas, but in the UK even this is possible... 
Hahahahahha at Oxford education making people clever or good leaders. I'm Oxford educated and have taught at one of them and all I can say is hahahahahahhaha (20nil)
Well, now, 20nil, you have actually made me doubt... because otherwise you would have picked up on the fact that I never said Oxbridge education made someone clever. This is also to others asking the same thing. Guys (well, I suppose, mostly girls): a Nobel-prize does not make anyone clever. It is a sign that they are. No, I am not equalling an Oxbridge degree with a Nobel-prize (before 10 Mnetters come with grinning smileys and biscuits and lols saying I did). An Oxbridge degree shows that you were both clever and hard-working enough in your teens to have got in; and that you were clever enough and hard-working enough in your early 20s to have obtained it. That's, say 5-6 years of hard work at a time of your life when other things also demand attention. I would like the country I am living in for now to be led by people who were not dumb to start out with; and were able to put in that sort of work.
Think Boris Johnson, eh? Cameron? Osborne? Gove?
Sorry, I actually liked all of them. And especially Gove, who I think was a great ed. secretary (and, btw, a LAC and grammar educated himself) and would have turned English education round - if the leftist teaching community had not managed to force him out. Their loss, not his.
and for thinking you will get a positive response (shinyredbus)
?? Shinyredbus, I honestly hope you did not think I had posted here to get validation from Mnet?
You clearly have no understanding of the position that schools are in (Rainbowcolours1)
To be fair, in recent years only what I read on the BBC website and (less frequently) on TES. But I left teaching because of the result of the ridiculous Labour policies of "all must get prizes", the Mickey Mouse subjects and the ridiculous behaviour policies. I also know that the West London Free School has been a success - due to the curriculum and because the school distanced itself of the above as much as possible (and yes, Latin is obligatory and many teachers are, wait for it, Oxbridge graduates). I also know that Katharine Birbalsingh is headteacher of another free school.)
I find it worrying you had to do a quiz to decide which way to vote. (Toocold)
And you masterfully deducted this from...? The fact that I did the quiz?
Most Tory voters I've come across I have found to be extremely naive or extremely selfish. Often both of these. Which are you, OP? (AuldHeathen)
Could you hold on a second, Auld Heathen, please? Just explain the "jump" of how we got from your personal opinion ("I've come across", "I have found") to having accepted this as some universal truth?