two parts to this question.
1) Ideally, who would you vote for if the General Election were tomorrow?
2)If you are a tactical voter who would you vote for instead?
So me:
1)Lib Dem
2)N/A
well, this thread didn't go down very well.
<wanders back to real life>
StretchFucksTheMailDaily
Mon 12-Oct-09 16:38:33
Oooh, I'll answer!! 
1.Labour
2. N/A
GrandhighBOOba
Mon 12-Oct-09 19:12:44
1. SNP
2. SNP
Guess where I live! 
I honestly don't know. I suppose I'll have to listen to some manifesto -lies- pledges in the run up to the election.
Luka - you are very welcome to ignore me - many do!
Grandhigh
Luka - It looks pretty settled over the uk for the next few days. Not necessarily always sunny though, some drizzle and light rain with the SW seeing the best of the sunshine. I think temps will be a bit warmer than it was overnight last night with the increased cloud cover.
ABetaDad
Tue 13-Oct-09 19:26:01
1. Conservative
2. I will not need to as I will be voting for the winner.
TheFallenMadonna
Tue 13-Oct-09 19:28:45
Lib Dem
I'm not a tactical voter.
1) Labour
2) Lib dem (we are in a Lib dem/Conservative area)
1. Ideally, a party committed to socialist principles which I share
2. Don't really need to consider tactical voting, but will probably vote for my local Labour MP who will probably get reelected even if most of his colleagues don't anyway. I haven't actually voted for him yet because I voted Socialist Alliance and then Respect, but I don't think I'm convinced by anyone else in this election. The Green Party candidate is a sort of friend, but I will probably go back to voting Labour.
smartmars
Thu 19-Nov-09 20:20:27
I'm with Bumper;
Labour
Lib Dem (if i had to, which i would)
pugsandseals
Thu 19-Nov-09 20:26:00
1. Lib Dem
2. Conservative
Why on earth would anybody want to vote Mr Brown back in? All the labour ideas of the last 15 years have taken away choice to everyone who receives education, healthcare and the like!
The more that vote conservative the more chance we have of being rid of Mr Brown!!!
teamcullen
Thu 19-Nov-09 21:00:28
1)Labour
2) Labour
I was Labour born and bred, my dad would have us driving round town on open top candidate buses when we were kids on election day, shouting Maggie, Maggie Maggie, out, out out. I think he would haunt me if I ever went over to the dark side 
On a serious note though, the tories were in power all through my chilhood and school years and when my dad was out of work in the 80s we were very hard up even though my mum worked to keep us afloat and pay the mortgage, my education was rubbish and quite frankly nobody cared as we were only factory fodder for all the non exsitant factories.
My children are much better off now and have a better education and Things have definatly improved since Labour came to power.
smartmars
Thu 19-Nov-09 21:06:58
Teamcullen; Me too! 'Dig Deep for the Miners' stickers all over house! Feel v sorry for GB
Ewe
Thu 19-Nov-09 21:09:49
1) I will vote Conservative because I really like and respect my local MP and he is genuinely the best person for the job.
2) If I were to vote tactically I would vote Lib Dem but even that would be a waste in the Surrey stronghold I live in.
In an ideal world I would like to vote Labour but a) It is pointless here and b) I think we need a change in government (any government) after a reasonable time frame.
Francasaysrelax
Thu 19-Nov-09 21:13:28
Labour
And i'm not a tactical voter. Shame I don't live in the UK anymore and couldn't vote in the general elections 