Video: Kent voters'
predictions for the 2010 election

It's been hailed as the UK's first online election - and the
most eagerly anticipated for decades.

More than 70 per cent of those living in the South East say they
will be voting, according to the latest research*.

If this proves true it will be a significant increase
on the last election five years ago, when just over 60
per cent of voters in the country turned out.

But the study, commissioned by video communications company
Winkball.com, also revealed nearly half of people questioned in the
South East (48 per cent) can't name their current MP and three
in four voters admit to not knowing who is standing at the next
election.