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[TW]Fox;16467524 said:
You should all vote Tory because Labour have proven themselves incompetence and a vote for Lib Dem is not a vote for an eventual majority government.
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The idea that a majority government is essential is a load of rubbish. Plenty other countries get along just fine with no dominant party.
 
AcidHell2 said:
The poll is pretty useless as it shows a 1 liner policy. Not pages and pages of the policys. Also people rate different policies with more or less importance and I expected most people with have 1 or two policies which, if aren't met, that party will not get their vote regardless of the other policies.

Anyway

Labour - not a chance in hell, he might talk about the right policies but you have not implemented any of them in 13 years, so you aren't going to now.
LD - Not a chance in hell with no nuclear power and screwing large corporations.
Con - at last. Nuclear power and realise taxing everything to hell is not the solution. Pretty much middle of the road for most of their policies.
Green - Not a chance in hell, a lot of the environment policies are good on face value but lack substance and done for totally the wrong reasons.
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So true.
 
[TW]Fox;16467524 said:
You should all vote Tory because Labour have proven themselves incompetent and a vote for Lib Dem is not a vote for an eventual majority government.
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See this is the kind of ******** that creates the old self-fulfilling prophecy of "lol the libdems will never win". If everyone who wanted to vote for them voted for them instead of voting tactically, they might actually stand a chance. And God knows they need it because they're the only party that have been pushing for electoral reform for as long as I can remember.
 
Hatter The Mad said:
On the basis of a narrow, linear, hand-picked quiz?
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Regardless of how narrow or linear you may view it to be, when it suggests the party he was going to vote for is perhaps the polar opposite of what he thought then i'd say having a rethink and researching things a bit more is a very sensible option, as opposed to 'well its narrow and linear so i'll just ignore it and carry on in my ignorance anyway'.

If it makes people put a bit more thought into their vote, that can only be a good thing.
 
Green 44
Liberal Democrat 32
Labour 16
UK Independence -27
Conservative -30

I was expecting Liberal, but glad about the Tory result!
 
Read the policies and the ones you most agree with are the party you vote for, don't let others opinions persuade you make your own mind up :)
 
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