Poll: General election voting intentions poll

Voting intentions in the General Election?

  • Alliance Party of Northern Ireland

    Votes: 2 0.3%

  • Conservative

    Votes: 254 41.6%

  • Democratic Unionist Party

    Votes: 1 0.2%

  • Green Party

    Votes: 40 6.5%

  • Labour

    Votes: 83 13.6%

  • Liberal Democrat

    Votes: 31 5.1%

  • Not voting/will spoil ballot

    Votes: 38 6.2%

  • Other party (not named)

    Votes: 4 0.7%

  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 1 0.2%

  • Respect Party

    Votes: 1 0.2%

  • Scottish National Party

    Votes: 25 4.1%

  • Social Democratic and Labour Party

    Votes: 1 0.2%

  • Sinn Fein

    Votes: 1 0.2%

  • UKIP

    Votes: 129 21.1%
  • Total voters
    611
  • Poll closed .
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Why have we just had pages and pages arguing about whether UKIP support is at 13 or 16%? Such a small margin won't make a bit of difference in the number of seats - it will still most likely result in 1 seat, maybe several if the stars align. Hardly worth considering IMO.
 
The Scottish UKIP bloke is going to be lynched by the end of the night :p Bringing up foreign aid and the Barnett formula proved unpopular.

EDIT: He's shockingly poor tbh. Bumbling fool. The Labour android with the fantastic jawline is doing well.

The moderator is bossing this at the moment.
 
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Fulax said:
The Scottish UKIP bloke is going to be lynched by the end of the night :p Bringing up foreign aid and the Barnett formula proved unpopular.

EDIT: He's shockingly poor tbh. Bumbling fool. The Labour android with the fantastic jawline is doing well.

The moderator is bossing this at the moment.
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Even i think UKIP shouldn't bother north of the border, it's a stright up fight between Labour and the SNP
 
joeyjojo said:
Quite amusing :) Nice to see a light-hearted party broadcast.
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I getting really tired of the parties claiming that the other parties are all the same. Farage was pulling that trick in the debate and it was weak sauce then and it's weak sauce now.

It's also the kind of negative campaigning I'd hoped the Greens would avoid.
 
Terminal_Boy said:
Especially as Scottish Tories will tactically vote SNP to help finish Labour off North of the boarder.
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I hope not. I certainly wouldn't vote SNP for any reason, just like I wouldn't vote Labour for any reason. They are both jokes.

Although my vote will most likely be "wasted" as far as gaining a seat goes, it will add to the pot so that the next time some SNP or SSP muppet says no-one in Scotland votes Tory, we can hit back and say, "well, 400,000 of us did in 2010, and xxx,xxx did in 2015".
 
eatcustard said:
Not really a spear, more like the truth, Labour will need the SNP, but SNP will want no Trident, so Red Ed will need to lose Trident/not renew if he want to be PM.
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Labour needing to enter a formal coalition with the SNP is pure speculation. The SNP demanding the scraping Trident to form that coalition is wild speculation.
 
If Britain loses Trident, we lose our seat at the Big Boy's Table (UN Security Council) and get relegated to Geopolitical Division 1 from the Nuke Owner's Premiership.
 
Bottom of the article said the SNP would veto the vote to renew trident. There's a "red line".

So they probably wouldn't demand it going into coalition but it would rear its head soon enough.
 
Tunney said:
Labour needing to enter a formal coalition with the SNP is pure speculation. The SNP demanding the scraping Trident to form that coalition is wild speculation.
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Not really, both need each other, you can guarantee they will both be in bed with each other if it means running government, same as Torys and UKip
 
eatcustard said:
Not really a spear, more like the truth, Labour will need the SNP, but SNP will want no Trident, so Red Ed will need to lose Trident/not renew if he want to be PM.
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Just like tuition fees were a red line for the LibDems? Since both sides appear to have ruled out a formal coalition then a minority Labour could still put forward a bill to renew Trident and easily get it through parliament with support from the Tories (they wouldn't play politics with the defence of the realm would they?).
 
scorza said:
Just like tuition fees were a red line for the LibDems? Since both sides appear to have ruled out a formal coalition then a minority Labour could still put forward a bill to renew Trident and easily get it through parliament with support from the Tories (they wouldn't play politics with the defence of the realm would they?).
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You can guarantee they will
 
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