Who is your MP? What is your prediction?

Amidaiwish - we live in the same Borough

Council as a whole has moved from Lib-Dem to Conservative. Quite close, but I think C got 30 seats and LD 25!

interesting, Vince Cable got in here, but for the council elections a move to 3 conservative seats.

This 'Worcester Woman' didn't but it would appear that a few did, given that Robin is now our MP with a just under 3000 majority. So my prediction was right. He seems like a decent bloke. I hope he does a good job for us, despite his political leanings

I think the Worcester Woman will vote tory this time. Peter Walker was a fairly decent tory so I expect his son will be popular.

We used to have Tony Blair and Phil Wilson was elected in his place in 2007 with a much smaller majority. It's an ultra-safe labour constituency, so I doubt if he'll be ousted, despite that.

oh my god!! there's 2 of them!

I was talking about the Michael Foster who's MP for Hastings and Rye!

Ah well... maybe that explains why we have different impressions of him The Hastings guy grew up there and is a decent bloke, honest!

Yes picc, Worcester was held by the Tories for 30+ years before Foster got in in 97.

Jeremy Twunt Hunt here had a comfortable majority last time but the Lib Dems got within 1,000 votes in 2001 so here's hoping they can remove the smug grin off his face, the only one who can out-smug Cameron.

NomDePlume, I grew up in Michael Foster's constituency, and I think you're right he's in danger.
It was blue blue blue for eons before he got in.
Shame really, I actually thought he'd done a decent job, and at least he's originally from there (unlike our MP here: the parachuted-in Charles Clark). He fought it for ages even when it was a fairly safe Tory seat.
We'll see....

he's been here since '97 with his holding margin getting narrower every election with the Tories coming right up the rear in 2005. Foster only won by just over 3000 votes. Not much.

sleepychunky we are in the Fat Controller's constiuency as well - grrr. Lib Dems do seem to work very hard around here - Serena thingy was even outside our school the other day.

Michael Foster, Labour.

He was one of loudest voices in the call to ban hunting with dogs. All very good and all that but he has done naff all else that I can see.

I have a feeling that this seat will turn blue. The chap is very nice and has been VERY proactive in his campaigning. Door knocking, leaflet dropping, community projects, newspaper articles, you name it. If that effort translates to votes then we'll be a blue seat tomorrow.

I've not seen hide nor hair of Mr Foster. I've seen our local labour councillor chap, he was out canvassing, but Foster is nowhere to be seen

I have voted labour on both sides - local and national. Even though, ime the Tory candidate is nice and my labour MP is a nobber, I can't give the Tories a seat. I just can't do it.

Lib Dems have postered and stuck those yellow diamond "We're winning here" things up everywhere but I haven't seen a single Lib Dem canvasser, local councillor wannabe or HoP hopeful.

Tessa Jowell here too. I think it's reasonably safe, about 5% swing if I remember correctly.

Robert Goodwill, Con. Marginal seat (Labour until the last election when numbers voting Tory were pretty unchanged but fewer voted Labour).

There's something very wrong with a poor, Northern Constituency having a Conservative MP.

My local MP is Nick Clegg, Lib Dem. I suspect he will be holding onto his seat.

My brother is voting John Healey.

Mine is Lib Dem

We have Nicholas Soames aka Fatty Soames, grandson of Winston Churchill and possibly the largest MP ever. There is not a chance of anybody else getting in despite the numerous Lib Dem boards I have seen all over the place. If it were a case of voting in whoever has worked hardest to get our vote, it would be Lib Dem. Labour candidate hasn't even bothered to send us any leaflets, and the BNP candidate is a 23-year old marketing accountant (whatever that is..)

Vince Cable here

pretty safe seat and a good MP. but he might just have a run on his hands this time, the Tory MP Deborah Thomas seems with it, and good. Last time it was some weird looking ugly numpty bloke.
plus massive issue over the LibDems giving away twickenham riverside to property developers (now on hold as developers are bust) and rejecting the local referendum where 96% voted against the plans, so there may be a surprise in store, you never know.

however judging by the number of orange banners about, i think he will be ok!

Vernon (Rodney) Coaker here. He is labour and I hope he keeps his seat as he does alot for our local area.

I did laugh when I saw his full name on the ballot though

eglu, i'm david mundell too. I'm voting labour though.

We have David Mundell, currently the only tory in Scotland. I doubt he'll be the only tory for long though.

Think he will get back in tbh.

Tory MP here - John Penrose. We're just round the corner from you Dannyblanchflower (and just like you, it's my first post!).

Whether he'll get in again? I hope not. It was a Tory seat for years and then the Lib Dems won it with a very small margin, held it for a couple of elections and lost it again.

My interest in the Lib Dems winning is compounded by the fact that the candidate is a good friend of ours, so fingers crossed and who knows, we could be having the MP round for dinner in the future!

another justine greening here - expect that she will win..

we have the out going david chaytor (lab) money grabbing f***.
will be tight this year i think.

last time labour only had a 3000 vote majority and our council is hung lab/con so could go either way i feel.

we used to have alistair burt as our mp until he was beaten in 1997. his wife was one of my guiders!.

We have a tight-but-reasonably-secure Tory majority. Our local MP is responsive and gets involved a lot, so I support him. I also like him because he once helped me stack some chairs at a fund-raiser. He didn't have to--nobody was looking.