to ask who you will be voting for tomorrow?

[lollyloll]

Ex Lib-Dem voter and I will probably be voting Green even though they haven't a hope in hell of getting in where I live. There are no parties that represent me 100% and I feel like the Greens are offering a lot of fresh polices (as well as quite a few crazy ones) but I am ready for change.

Snp

SNP

Conservative, it aint broke, so dont fix it!

Labour.

Two conservative votes in our house!

Sweden, they have a cool tune.

"I've never voted, and I know nothing about all the different parties. Can someone give me a quick rundown of each one and what they stand for? I really want to vote tomorrow for the first time. Thanks!"

We're both voting Green.

We're in a neck & neck Lib Deb/Tory constituency, and I know Lib Dem supporters around here would go bananas as me for voting Green, but I support their policies, and I don't think that there will ever be a case for proportional representation if people vote strategically instead of honestly.

Labour can fuck off with their mug. I would be quite keen on them if it weren't for their childish "PR" campaigns.

Labour. It's neck and neck with the Tories here, our current Tory MP is a vile man.

SNP - the people in this country can't sustain more austerity. It's time somebody somewhere brought politics back to the left, and while I don't entirely agree with the SNP on everything I don't see anyone else willing to get their hands dirty.

Duelling; love it!

If you go on Ed Milliband's fb page, he did a brief rundown of policy earlier. Lowering uni tuition fees to £6k , removing bedroom tax and training more Hcp's are a few.

Labour

Labour safe seat here. Torn between voting Labour and voting Green. Prefer Green's policies but can't help thinking they are unrealistic.

To quote Charlie Brooker, 'if there was an election and the only two parties were the Nazis and the Tories, I'd vote Tory with an extremely heavy heart.'

Labour. Also in a tory ultra safe seat though :sigh:

I just can't get behind the Tory policy of "despising poor/vulnerable/ill/disabled people". I'm a human being with feelings so I think I understand the connotations well enough.

Erudite - well I guess we'll never know, will we?

Conservative

Conservative.
Obviously.
All alternatives are dangerously dire.

Lib dem for the first time ever. Partly because I've become disenchanted with Labour and partly because Lib Dem probably have greatest chance of keeping SNP out in my area.

I just can't get behind the Tory policy of "despising poor/vulnerable/ill/disabled people". I'm a human being with feelings so I think I understand the connotations well enough.

What she said.

Tory here

I'm still really torn. We're in a Tory safe seat and in fairness our current MP has done a lot for the area.

Our labour MP is very inexperienced and I wonder what impact he would have (potentially very little). I feel the Green Party policies are unrealistic and UKIP are just obnoxious!

Voted by post.

SNP.

Labour for the first time ever as a tactical vote to try and keep the SNP out. Reading our SNP candidate's statement where he talks about waiting for the UK economy to implode and fighting the enemy from within was enough to persuade me.

Labour X 2.

Tories have deliberately created a low pay economy, with a much reduced tax take as a consequence. The very idea that Tories are 'good with the economy' must be the biggest falsehood of this election.