Will all the internet debating massively influence the UK General Election result?

[Rum Cove]

Facebook, Twitter, Mumsnet, YouTube, the Blogosphere etc etc - are they having the same impact as the daily newspapers, and the 3 leaders being on telly every Thursday?

oops , forgot Yahoo Answerers' contribution - a fart in a thunderstorm?

[quietclass817]

I wont answer you when you feel the need to mention a natural occurance that is never mentioned in polite company

[lorne]

That's the £1.43 question !

[LB & Orina]

no, reason being us old fuddy duddies haven't got time to spend hours going through all the diatrribe, and we make up the bulk of the voting electorate, sad but true. The youngsters ie. the 20 to 30s seem to suffer from political apathy in that they cant be bothered one way or tother henece the low turnouts at elections. Quite frankly when they come on we all switch over to avoid another hour of lying conninving cheating rubbish.

[16 seconds in]

I don't think so , a lot of people are online but don't belong , or signed into , all these websites. Cameron is a Knob!