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.

Conservative for me and DH

Lowering uni tuition fees to £6k

Which if you read the small print, will cost the poorest more and the richest less than the current controversial system.

After the shit Clegg has got, I find the support this proposal is getting, utterly astonishing. If you are good at maths, then the current system works out considerably cheaper than the previous one despite it sounding more expensive.

It just goes to show how people don't read further than the headlines and the snappy sound bite for a policy.

All the parties are guilty of it to a certain extent - though some more than others UKIP so its not an attack on the Labour party, its more a nudge to get people to really think, understand and properly read up on policies and to understand the propaganda that's being sold to you.

We're in a marginal seat which the Tories are targeting.
So I will vote for whoever has the best chance of keeping them out, I dread having another Tory term in office.

LD for me. Labour for DH.

Conservative. If the economy stalls again under labour there won't be any money to spend on education health etc. I can't afford a labour government, especially one working with the SNP

SNP

I'm voting for an independent candidate - I don't think he's got a snowball's chance, but who knows! (We are in a Tory safe seat so the chances are almost nil.....)

Lib Dem for me, Conservative for DH.

And usually I vote Conservative. A Labour/SNP coalition scares me.

Still undecided!!

I've already voted Labour. Andy Burnham has a safe seat here and the town has improved plenty in the last 5 years.

Conservative for me. My wife hasn't decided yet.

Conservative, and so is DH.

Green or labour - still undecided between the two.

Tory

SNP for me and my husband both usually labour voters but our local candidate seems very clued up and we are both disillusioned with labour. My mum and her wife are the same...

I'm still undecided. I've always voted Labour but leaning towards conservatives. We are currently Tory but labour might just take the seat this time. I think I will still be changing my mind when the pencil is in my hand tomorrow I'm struggling this time.

Conservative (in what is considered a safe seat - had Churchill, Tebbit and IDS as our MP)

DH is voting UKIP where our holiday home is as it is a marginal seat and he feels his vote will count more. He was told as long as he only voted once it didn't matter where he voted.

Labour although it will make no difference in my area as its a Tory safe seat.

Labour

Labour - I'd normally vote Plaid, but we're in a lab/cons marginal. I also like the labour candidate much better than the Plaid one.

Tomorrow I'll be voting for no-one!

A week ago I sent off my postal vote for Labour.

It is not a child's fault they are born into a wealthy, average or poor family. Some weathy parents are very tight fisted with their dc. I am not going to judge an 18 year old on their family of origin. I welcome lower uni tuition fees and the raise in grant via a labour government.

I thought I had decided to vote labour as I want to keep conservatives out, they will ruin this country more so, always do.
I do like green though.
We are always labour round here and always have been, so not sure again now.
Would green ever be able to be part of a coalition?

Green said they would vote on a policy to policy basis.