Would I be right in abstaining if there are known trust issues with their character?

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DavetheClerk · Answer 1 · 2023-07-24T11:38:21+0000

If you don't think that the individual is suitable for the role of parish councillor, perhaps you should consider voting against the nomination, rather than abstaining. "Known trust issues with their character" might not prevent them from being a good parish councillor. Nobody's perfect.

CortinaWheelTrim · Answer 2 · 2023-07-29T09:15:57+0000

Depends what the trust issues are. If it's your personal feeling, then vbote against. If it's a public matter, like a bank job, everyone will kno9w ab out it anyway, so you do you, and let everyong vote how they see fit. You're only responsible for your vote.

Would I be right in abstaining if there are known trust issues with their character?

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