to ask how you would vote if there was a General Election tomorrow?

[coco87]

Ok, now I don't like any of the parties at the moment and they seem to be very similar (red Tories/blue Labour etc).

However, if there was a GE tomorrow I would vote Lib Dems because my local MP is Lib Dem and is really good, listens to voters and has done a lot of good work for the area. I don't rate them at a national level and don't agree with most of their policies but locally my MP (who just happens to be Lib Dem) is definitely the best choice.

Who would you vote for if there was a GE tomorrow?

Labour because my local MP is brilliant at what he does.

Labour. I voted LibDem as a student in the last election and feel absolutely shafted, I will never ever vote for them again, no matter who is the party leader. The tories are cunts. That leaves me with the only viable choice, Labour.

Though I do vote Green in the locals

Lib Dem

I voted LibDem last time and they have appalled me in the coalition so I'm not doing that again. Definitely not Tories. Most definitely not UKIP. We are currently Labour here and I like our MP so, despite feeling distinctly uneasy about what exactly they are standing for at the moment, I think it would be Labour.

Like Buskers I would like to vote Green at the local elections

Where I live (not UK) ballot papers have a blank box at the bottom. You can use this box to put forward and vote for someone not listed. If enough people put the same name down that person is given the opportunity to take up the position they've won. We've had a few politicians elected this way. The downside is that if Donald Duck took up all the seats he won, we'd be living in a dictatorship :o

Where I live (not UK) ballot papers have a blank box at the bottom. You can use this box to put forward and vote for someone not listed. If enough people put the same name down that person is given the opportunity to take up the position they've won. We've had a few politicians elected this way. The downside is that if Donald Duck took up all the seats he won, we'd be living in a dictatorship :o

Where I live (not UK) ballot papers have a blank box at the bottom. You can use this box to put forward and vote for someone not listed. If enough people put the same name down that person is given the opportunity to take up the position they've won. We've had a few politicians elected this way. The downside is that if Donald Duck took up all the seats he won, we'd be living in a dictatorship :o

Yikes, that wasn't supposed to happen.

Hmm. I don't think I'd like to see Ed Miliband running the country! He's so wishy washy.

I'd vote Conservative I think, because of my business.

Hmm. I don't think I'd like to see Ed Miliband running the country! He's so wishy washy.

I'd vote Conservative I think, because of my business.

Conservatives, because Labour got us into this mess, and there is no way I want them to get a sniff of power until this country is back on some sort of even footing.

I wouldn't be a natural Conservative, but I can still remember Gordon Brown saying no more boom and bust.

He also sold off our gold reserves and now look at the price of gold, it is at an all time high.

Oh sorry, didn't mean to post twice! Not sure how that happened.

Labour

though i want a change of leader

They are all a shower of shit.

I honestly don't know
Another ex lib dem voter
Sad really because I think they might have done a reasonable job if they had got in on their own

Labour.

Our MP is great.

Our local Labour MP is very good at what he does.

However I too want a change of leadership, which makes it difficult to vote Labour. Yvette Cooper would get my vote in a shot.

Labour. I have no wish to see Labour running the country, I think Milliband is an absolute disaster, however, I want a change in narrative and that isn't going to be achieved any other way. I do wish we still had a real Labour Party.

Def Labour

A vote for the LibDems turned out to be a vote for the Conservatives in the last election.

I think the Lib Dems have had it now, because of that.

Ronald McDonald!

Labour. And yes, pretty much what Dawndonnaagain said...

Labour

Not the current lot because the Conservatives are appalling and the Lib Dems are the reason they're being allowed to do it.

Labour, if they lose Milliband and get a proper leader. Most days he's insipid and ineffectual. When he has had the odd moment where he's done well he's like Kinnock without the passion.

Green. I know they are hugely unlikely to get in, but I agree with much of what they say so it makes sense to me to vote for them.

conservative as they are starting to get us out of the mess that labour got us into. despite the 'help' of lib dems who are nutcases.