What's your General Election voting history?

[robgmun]

Just a little fun thread i thought up, whats been your voting history since you were old enough to vote?

I'll go first

1997 - Labour
2001 - Labour
2005 - Abstained
2010 - Tory

2015 - Intend to vote UKIP

 

[Bickaxe]

Since 1996 - Never been anyone worthy of my vote.

 

[Skidder]

Conservative in every one. I'm 40, so however many that is.

 

[MrMoonX]

2001- lib dem
2005 -lib dem
2010 -lib dem


2015 - green or spoil

 

[jsmoke]

Loony's

 

[Rroff]

People vote?

 

[robfosters]

2001 - Labour
2005 - Labour
2010 - Conservative
2015 - will stay Tory

I have a few sympathetic views towards UKIP, but voting for them will put labour in power and anything but that.

 

[slick rick]

I have never voted, its like choosing what is the best tropical disease to contract.

 

[ste2005]

2005-Labour
2010-Conservative
2015-UKIP

Thats if they stand someone to vote for, They haven't the past few elections.

 

[Judge Mental]

As long as first past the post remains, I'll never vote at a General Election--it''s nothing more than a Tory/Labour mutual reach-around.

I do vote at the Scottish elections though.

 

[John40]

Always Conservative but from now on UKIP.

 

[mollymoo]

Can't remember, I flip a coin generally.

 

[OhEsEcks]

I'm not telling.

 

[Uther]

After 30 years of voting, I'm more than a little jaded with all of them, so I probably won't bother.
Its not as if they represent the people is it...

 

[Destination]

I'm not telling.

LOL, I have voted middle ground locally, as I detest both our parties in power OhEsEcks, but when I look at the various manifestos now, virtually none of the Norn Iron parties represent my views in any fashion. Any that have some policies that might, have a big bigot stamp policies across the top to begin with, and never seem to get past that to get to actual implementation.

Today's Mood: Malevolent

I think we should have some form of dictatorship technocracy here as a worldwide trial. Soup up our water cannon wagons with petrol based flamethrowers, send them in heavy to any protest for 24 months, by any side, and that would cut the welfare bill by around 75%, leaving those in employment unscathed, and those out of employment pretty much removed.
Suddenly we'd be the most efficient state in the world, and the multinationals would flock in when we reduce business tax

First stop for the flamethrowers would be Stormont in full session and all local council meetings. The acrid smell of burning verbal excrement would clear after a while.

 

[leicrao1]

2001 - Labour
2005 - Labour
2010 - Conservative
2015 - will stay Tory

Bellwether Rob?

 

[scorza]

1997 - LibDem
2001 - Labour
2005 - Labour
2010 - LibDem

2015 - intend to vote UKIP.

 

[MrMoonX]

1997 - LibDem
2001 - Labour
2005 - Labour
2010 - LibDem

2015 - intend to vote UKIP.

Really? Vote left forever now turn extreme right

 

[XeNoN89]

2010 - Conservative
2015 - Conservative/UKIP (Undecided)

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

I became legal in 1996, so 1997 was my first general election:

1997 - Lib Dems
2001 - Lib Dems
2005 - Lib Dems
2010 - Lib Dems
2015 - Lib Dems again, if not, then Tory

I certainly won't vote Labour!