Poll: General election voting intentions poll

[gobbo]

Conservative absolutely.
No real other choice. I agree with a fair few ukip policies but wouldn't vote for them
No way ever will I vote for the policies of labour

And living in Huntingdonshire we don't have much of a choice, put a blue rosette on a tub of lard and it would win

 

[Destination]

That's probably why he's the best person for the job

The best person for the job is the pair of balls, sorry I mean the Eds. Keep labour as unelectable as possible, last thing the country needs is them back in power.

 

[Monkeynut]

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-31157378

Why should Ed Miliband listen to this guy? He admits he will vote Labour regardless so there is every reason to totally ignore him and simply focus on swing voters instead.

 

[413x]

And living in Huntingdonshire we don't have much of a choice, put a blue rosette on a tub of lard and it would win

I used to live in mid Suffolk. You could put a blue Rosette On an ethnic minority and still win. Yes I was from a place that rural

 

[Mynight]

Swing voters would probably have been interested in the answer. Admittedly I'm going to vote conservative but instead of just saying he wouldn't win him over why not explain what he plans to do.

"I don't like what you're saying let's move onto the next question".

 

[Tunney]

Conservative Solicitor General, Robert Buckland, has £8 million invested in an illegal tax avoidance scheme.

With the verdict being appealed, this is a huge conflict of interests.

 

[robgmun]

Well if it's illegal, then it's tax evasion, not avoidance, which is not illegal

 

[Destination]

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-31157378

Why should Ed Miliband listen to this guy? He admits he will vote Labour regardless so there is every reason to totally ignore him and simply focus on swing voters instead.

Indeed, it is part of the reasons the conservatives lost under William Hague and IDS, they thought going further right was the answer, when the middle ground is what you need to capture.

 

[Zbornak]

I've already voted in this poll but it's letting me vote again. Election fraud.

 

[scorza]

Indeed, it is part of the reasons the conservatives lost under William Hague and IDS, they thought going further right was the answer, when the middle ground is what you need to capture.

Yes, and the middle ground has moved left economically - people are sick of the benefits given out to the ultra-wealthy, the myth of 'trickle-down' economics has been well and truly busted by the last recession and the coalition response to it.

 

[Dolph]

Yes, and the middle ground has moved left economically - people are sick of the benefits given out to the ultra-wealthy, the myth of 'trickle-down' economics has been well and truly busted by the last recession and the coalition response to it.

Citation needed, because the polling doesn't support this belief of yours.

 

[John40]

I'm still waiting for the 3 IRA voters to reveal themselves.

 

[Danthus]

IRA Voters?

 

[John40]

IRA Voters?

Sinn Fein, there is no difference.

 

[Mynight]

Sinn Fein. I don't know about IRA though.

 

[John40]

Sinn Fein. I don't know about IRA though.

IRA and Sinn Fein are connected at every level, you cannot separate them, Sinn Fein is simply the public face.

 

[ReltonBFD]

73 Labour voters , be interesting to know how much money they earn and what background they have !

 

[heeeed]

I think you could say the same as interesting about all the parties people would vote for. What is your presumption for the background of the labour voters that would make it more interesting to you?

 

[semi-pro waster]

I've already voted in this poll but it's letting me vote again. Election fraud.

Is this your way of telling us you've got a duplicate account to vote twice in polls?

The poll hasn't been edited so it shouldn't allow a second vote unless something has gone wrong with the database which is possible I suppose.

I'm still waiting for the 3 IRA voters to reveal themselves.

The poll is anonymous so you could be waiting a long time unless people choose to make their voting intentions known through a post. It's one of the risks of holding open democratic elections, sometimes people take you up on that and elect individuals or parties that you disagree with.

 

[Mr Jack]

IRA and Sinn Fein are connected at every level, you cannot separate them, Sinn Fein is simply the public face.

That's not really true anymore.