Poll: The official I voted/election results thread
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Looking at the policies, I went with the two that outright state they will fight the TTIP, not sure how other parties can "protect NHS/public services" and then allow the TTIP to come into place which opens it up to private money! I gather there will be rules put in place to protect NHS but nothing is in writing and no one has been talking about it on the run up to the election.
It was down to UKip and Greens in my area, UKip candidate in my area is a racist and was even outside the polling station shouting some unsavoury things so my only choice was Greens.
Labour do bugger all round ours, last time Conservatives were in they bought a £100m crane that is still sat in a yard on the floor unused years down the line!
If polls are right and other parties will not form coalitions, I think we will be back at the polls again later in the year, at which point I think people will vote exactly the same as they did today or the attendance will decrease as people cba to constantly keep voting over and over.
It was down to UKip and Greens in my area, UKip candidate in my area is a racist and was even outside the polling station shouting some unsavoury things so my only choice was Greens.
Labour do bugger all round ours, last time Conservatives were in they bought a £100m crane that is still sat in a yard on the floor unused years down the line!
If polls are right and other parties will not form coalitions, I think we will be back at the polls again later in the year, at which point I think people will vote exactly the same as they did today or the attendance will decrease as people cba to constantly keep voting over and over.
Voted for our local man, Conservative Edward Timpson. Childrens Minister and all round good MP.
I am sure the Labour man, a doctor would be good also, but he carries the baggage of Labour and there are some loonies in Crewe.
Having said that we also had East Cheshire elections and local town council elections as well so I had 1X then 2X's then 7X's to decide upon.
I am sure the Labour man, a doctor would be good also, but he carries the baggage of Labour and there are some loonies in Crewe.
Having said that we also had East Cheshire elections and local town council elections as well so I had 1X then 2X's then 7X's to decide upon.
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Voted Con however I'd happily set fire to all the parties their leaders & their manifesto's ,feed the ashes to dogs and burn the poop!
Not a chance lol, neither Labour or the Lib Dems will form a coalition with the SNP.
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For me it was a difficult choice between the turd sandwich, turd salad, and scrambled turd. I opted for the turd salad as it the lesser of many evils. Although, I’ll probably leave the salad.
Their leader is an alcoholic, if anyone can organise a **** up in a brewery it's him
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Their leader is an alcoholic, if anyone can organise a **** up in a brewery it's him
UKIP has some good ideas, but their leader is an alcoholic smoker who does not know how to use a computer, we need someone who appreciates the advancements in technology and not one that wants to restore 1960.
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Their leader is an alcoholic, if anyone can organise a **** up in a brewery it's him
Exactly. Nigel can sink a pint and eat a bacon sandwich correctly.
For people people uncertain who to vote for today:
1. DO go and vote
2. Vote for the people you think will help everyone in society the most
3. Tell others to go vote!
Screw that, in the end I decided that as every single party had things on their manifesto that would be bad for the country I would vote Labour as none of their stupid ideas hurt me lol.
Just been and voted, Green for general and local plus Labour for the town council since there were no green candidates.
Go out and vote and vote for whomever you want as it's still, as much as any is, a free country.
Go out and vote and vote for whomever you want as it's still, as much as any is, a free country.
Conservative although living where I do, I may has well not bothered as its staunch Labour around here, a goat with a red rosette would win in these parts, and judging by the local councils performance, they already have!
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In my constituency the are 38 polling stations and I am in the sticks, a lot of constituencies will have 100+ polling stations.
I've always voted for the Liberal Democrats in previous general elections, but there's no way that Clegg is getting my vote this time around. I voted Labour around 20 minutes ago
As long as we aren't stuck with Cameron and the Tories then I will be happy.
As long as we aren't stuck with Cameron and the Tories then I will be happy.
Same thing here but a blue rosette.