Poll: Which party will get your vote in the General Election?

Which party will get your vote in the General Election?

  • Conservative

    Votes: 704 38.5%

  • Labour

    Votes: 221 12.1%

  • Liberal Democrat

    Votes: 297 16.2%

  • British National Party

    Votes: 144 7.9%

  • Green Party

    Votes: 36 2.0%

  • UK Independence Party

    Votes: 46 2.5%

  • Other

    Votes: 48 2.6%

  • Don't care I have no intension of voting.

    Votes: 334 18.3%
  • Total voters
    1,830
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Because i would rather vote for them than the tories or Labour who have done nothing for this country but make the poor poorer and the rich richer. The country is in a right old mess and it is about time we trusted another party to try and get us back on our feet.

No way Labour are going to do this after years of misery and the Tories have just a bad record too.

Lib Dems look like the only 'Real' alternative to an otherwise doom and gloom future with Labour or the Tories!
 
lazer46 said:
Because i would rather vote for them than the tories or Labour who have done nothing for this country but make the poor poorer and the rich richer. The country is in a right old mess and it is about time we trusted another party to try and get us back on our feet.

No way Labour are going to do this after years of misery and the Tories have just a bad record too.

Lib Dems look like the only 'Real' alternative to an otherwise doom and gloom future with Labour or the Tories!
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We've never had a Nick Clegg government - and we've never had a David Cameron government... so histories are a bit irrelevant? Surely it should be about the policies and their practicality?
 
meghatronic said:
We've never had a Nick Clegg government - and we've never had a David Cameron government... so histories are a bit irrelevant? Surely it should be about the policies and their practicality?
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We've never had a Brown led Labour government win an election either though.
 
Ta. Surely it is just the 'buzz' from last night and it will slip back to the normal order in time (well maybe until the next debate). Mind you 5% between the lot isn't a great deal.
 
I'd be more than happy for the Lib Dems to become the opposition and for Labour and the Socalist agenda they represent to take a back seat.
 
meghatronic said:
We've never had a Nick Clegg government - and we've never had a David Cameron government... so histories are a bit irrelevant? Surely it should be about the policies and their practicality?
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We have had a labour government led by Browny which is bringing this country to its knees. We have a Tory party who are full of bull and have and will always be the same old tory party.

Lib Dems are the only party for this country now. Fresh ideas with a wil to change things for the good of 'all'. Lets give them a chance this time around.
 
Hatter The Mad said:
YouGov voting intentions daily poll result tonight: Conservatives 33% (-4), Lib Dems 30% (up 8), Labour 28% (-3), Others 9 (-1).

For the first time in polling history (going back to the 1930s), an outgoing government has fallen to #3 in an established voting intentions poll.
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Labour in third place yet win more seats by some margin.... what a crock.

Im a Tory voter but will cut my hands off to have a government other than the odious Labour party - no matter what colour.
 
Hatter The Mad said:
Gordon Brown has been part in charge of the country for 13 years. That's enough, I think ;)
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Fair enough. ;) I think it's worth considering that he's leading a government elected under Blair, and everyone keeps rabbiting on about how left wing he (Gordon) used to be. I just don't think one can play the history card for one, but not for the other. I'm obviously not overlooking the fact that it is still the same party, but I think it's interesting all the same.

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LOL. But he's being doing the job (badly) for YEARS! ! ! ! !
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I'm not saying support him, I just think it's something to consider.
 
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lazer46 said:
Because i would rather vote for them than the tories or Labour who have done nothing for this country but make the poor poorer and the rich richer. The country is in a right old mess and it is about time we trusted another party to try and get us back on our feet.

No way Labour are going to do this after years of misery and the Tories have just a bad record too.

Lib Dems look like the only 'Real' alternative to an otherwise doom and gloom future with Labour or the Tories!
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lazer46 said:
We have had a labour government led by Browny which is bringing this country to its knees. We have a Tory party who are full of bull and have and will always be the same old tory party.

Lib Dems are the only party for this country now. Fresh ideas with a wil to change things for the good of 'all'. Lets give them a chance this time around.
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lazer46 said:
Vote labour, vote the Cons.............see the country fall deeper into the black hole!
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Hey look everyone, a bandwagon..........
 
Nick Clegg wooed by Labour after debate performance

Labour’s wooing of Nick Clegg begins in earnest today as Alan Johnson extends an olive branch and speaks up for the merits of a hung Parliament.

The Home Secretary tells The Times that Labour and the Liberal Democrats “have a lot in common” and that it is patronising to try to frighten voters about post-election pacts.

“We have to kill this argument that coalition government is dangerous,” Mr Johnson said in an interview.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7100338.ece
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LMFAO!

vs:

Clegg victory hits pound on hung parliament fears
Sterling retreated against major currencies overnight after Nick Clegg’s winning performance in the televised campaign debate between party leaders fanned fears of a hung Parliament.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/economics/article7099373.ece
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Done a quick calculation based on the poll here (yeah I know I'm sad) :p
81% turnout

Tory = 48% = 494 seats
Labour = 15% = 97 seats
Lib Dem = 19% = 31 seats
Others = 18% = 28 seats

Tory majority of 338 seats, this isnt gonna happen in the real world but imagine if the rest of the UK voted like everyone on here did, this would be the result!

I used the BBC news election seat calculator to work this out.
 
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Grimley said:
Done a quick calculation based on the poll here (yeah I know I'm sad) :p
81% turnout

Tory = 48% = 494 seats
Labour = 15% = 97 seats
Lib Dem = 19% = 31 seats
Others = 18% = 28 seats

Tory majority of 338 seats, this isnt gonna happen in the real world but imagine if the rest of the UK voted like everyone on here did, this would be the result!

I used the BBC news election seat calculator to work this out.
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So many Conservatives on here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeLSNzEorbI
 
Will be Voting British National Party.

Forget the media association , forget the so called very unclear history. This is all just That " History "

Check what they want to offer the people today , check all the policies as i have recently. They have progressed massively.

" Have you had enough " ? :D
 
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