Poll: How would you vote if there was a General Election this year?

[krooton]

LD - The coalition was the best government we have had for ages, and the Lib dems were unfairly blamed for the worse parts of tory policy (even DC admits this) when they had been in fact a normalizing filter through which conservative policy had to pass

This

 

[datalol-jack]

Our system isn't great for coalitions, but they are rather handy for stopping fruit bats messing things up, thinking they've got more mandate than they actually do.

 

[DJ_Switch]

Why are UKIP still here in the current form? They have achieved their aim. In light of that shouldn't they simply change their name to something more applicable like the English National Party?

 

[Darg]

Why are UKIP still here in the current form? They have achieved their aim. In light of that shouldn't they simply change their name to something more applicable like the English National Party?

National Socialist English Worker's Party?

 

[VoG]

Lib Dems, tho it would be a wasted vote as my borough is so dyed in the wool tory the only way Kenneth Clarke is going to leave, is if he's carried out in a coffin.

 

[Destination]

Why would anyone vote UKIP now?
Surely their job is done, we voted out, we are leaving, why vote UKIP? Do they have other policies?

 

[datalol-jack]

Why would anyone vote UKIP now?
Surely their job is done, we voted out, we are leaving, why vote UKIP? Do they have other policies?

Sadly, for both voters and UKIP. Nige might have to revisit that manifesto for a refresher.

 

[Uther]

I think the country really needs another coalition, probably forever, to stop the worst excesses of the loonies on all sides.
One or two party politics has outlived it's time.

 

[Nasher]

Right now we need strong negotiators. Or people who aren't scared of threats from the EU.

But then I always vote tactically.

 

[datalol-jack]

Right now we need strong negotiators. Or people who aren't scared of threats from the EU.

But then I always vote tactically.

Wasn't the political side of the team going to be cross-party anyway?

 

[gettothechopper]

Why would anyone vote UKIP now?
Surely their job is done, we voted out, we are leaving, why vote UKIP? Do they have other policies?

I think UKIP will (unfortunately) get bigger when the derps realise that they are going to be stuck with free movement still

 

[McstylisT]

UKIP from now on, previously a conservative voter.

 

[Nitefly]

Green - not the party I support as such but it can't harm to have a voice from that ilk in there. They'll never get into power.

 

[Outcast]

If Andrea Leadsom becomes PM I'll vote Tory otherwise UKIP but I suspect they'll morph/rebrand into something like Nu-Tory and all the disaffected Tories & Labourites will join and it'll become all conquering.

Meanwhile... In an alternate reality.. Meet the New Boss

Same as the Old Boss

 

[Outcast]

Changed my mind.

I'm voting Yam-Yam

 

[Destination]

UKIP from now on, previously a conservative voter.

Would you mind explaining your reasoning's why?
As a country, and as your elected MP, what do you think a UKIP member would bring to the houses of parliament that would be in your favour?
I am struggling to understand their need anymore.

 

[stewski]

If Andrea Leadsom becomes PM I'll vote Tory otherwise UKIP but I suspect they'll morph/rebrand into something like Nu-Tory and all the disaffected Tories & Labourites will join and it'll become all conquering.

Meanwhile... In an alternate reality.. Meet the New Boss

Same as the Old Boss

Will the disaffected Labour MP's be selected by their party to stand?

 

[V F]

Changed my mind.

I'm voting Yam-Yam

LoL! I'll watch this shortly.

 

[robfosters]

I cant believe so many people would vote for the lib dems. They are a complete paradox now. Name themselves the Liberal Democrats and yet campaign on the basis of rejecting a democratically voted decision.

You couldn't make it up.

 

[datalol-jack]

Not falling apart is a major bonus in favour of a political party during a big national transition.