To ask who you're voting for next May?

[NickiFury]

Me, Labour.

Undecided. If there is a Leftunity candidate they are a possibility or green. Safe Tory seat but will vote as I refuse to give tacit consent to the status quo of Tory rule.

Not Tory or Lib-Dem. Most likely Labour.

UKIP

I will probably vote Labour in an attempt to get the Tories out. I don't agree with any of Labour's policies either though :(

YANBU to ask but I am NBU to refuse to answer - secrecy of the ballot box and all that...

Labour only a tactical vote though, I would vote Socialist Party if I thought it would make a difference

Labour. I'm in a Tory stronghold unfortunately but I can dream.

Yabu, what difference does knowing my vote make to you.

I hate all of them. I have no idea what I'm going to do.

Not UKIP, not Tory / Lib Dem.

Lib Dem (they haven't a chance, safe Tory seat now) but I'm a lefty Liberal

SNP, judging by the polls, Labour are finished in Scotland.

Nothing any of them say convinces me they're worth voting for. Does anyone feel the time is right for a new party?! There must be someone out there who can speak for the people (who didn't go to Eton). I think we need a revolution...

Labour- me and DH

Labour. Got to get this lot out.

No idea, I think they are all equally shite.

SNP, and bloody glad to have the option. If I were south of the border, I'd be looking for a candidate from the Greens, NHA, Monster Raving Loony Party or a local independent rather than Labour, Tory, LibDem or UKIP.

Labour. I like my local MP (who is labour).

Labour

Tory or UKIP; haven't yet decided. Before the UKIP surge I thought that their only role would be to force the Tories towards working-class Thatcherite conservatism (which they are doing).

However now it seems they have a real shot in some seats and must be taken more seriously. Given a choice between Tory or UKIP I would vote based on the prospective candidates and their local manifestos.

In any case, the most important thing is to ensure Labour never get their hands anywhere near power again. Red Ed is certainly a great boon to the small-c conservative cause in that regard; he's now more unpopular than Nick Clegg!

Labour. My DGM (Nan) would haunt me if I voted anyone else

I'm voting Labour.
I dread to think what the Tories and UKIP in coalition would do to the NHS and the welfare state.

I will be voting Plaid Cymru.