If the general election were tomorrow - who would MN vote in?

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

two parts to this question.

1. Ideally, who would you vote for if the General Election were tomorrow?
   
   2)If you are a tactical voter who would you vote for instead?
   
   So me:
   1)Lib Dem
   2)N/A

[ellielowe]

It's got to be:

1. Labour
2. Labour

I dread to think what the Tories are going to do to Sure Start...

[ellielowe]

It's got to be:

1. Labour
2. Labour

I dread to think what the Tories are going to do to Sure Start...

[kneedeepinthedirtylaundry]

are the monster raving loony party still around?

[JennyPiccolo]

SNP for me.

Dont know how strong they'll be in Westminster, but they're the only ones i have any faith in.

[mumblechum]

1. Conservative
   
2. LibDem
   Although it goes against my natural grain.
   
   Have always previously voted Labour but am disappointed at quite a lot of things going on at the moment.

[Granny23]

1)SNP
2) No tactical voting required, SNP will win this seat!

[ClaireDeLoon]

1. Labour
   
2. n/a

[LibraryLil]

Lib Dem
UKIP

[MsDav]

1. Lib Dem
2. Labour a wasted vote round here really tho

No Zac sodding Goldsmith I won't be voting for you. Ever.

[Tashtodd]

1. Conservative

I live in a safe tory seat so no tactical necessary

[missmoopy]

1. a socialist party if one was available
   
   
2. Labour - a may not be 100% happy with the labour government up to now but I would rather Labour won than the Tories. I dread waking up on May 7th to a Tory government.

[foxinsocks]

I haven't decided

am waiting to hear what the budget says and a few more statements of intent from the party leaders. In fact, I'm most interested in what they plan to do (economically).

[LucyLG]

Labour
Labour

I really don't want to live in a world that's got Dave's agenda driving it. I don't think he's remotely in touch with what Britain needs, and I reckon the Tories are using him as a thinly veiled attempt to disguise their true intentions. Beware the smiling assassin.

We've been warned that cuts in public spending are going to be 'worse' than under Thatcher already, and I just dread to think where the 'little' money that will be available will be spent under Conservatives. Certainly not on basic education & healthcare for the masses, I fear.

All this stuff about 'broken Britain' - what a joke. We have it better than we realise. I know unemployment has rocketed during the recession, but no-one's starving (unlike the 80's - remember Wigan? Starved back to work across the picket lines...) and many of the unemployed people I interview for jobs at my work may be struggling, but are 100% not desperate!

[LucyLG]

AND don't forget what caused the recession in the first place... deregulating the banking industry, oh I wonder who could have done that...?!

Sorry about the diatribe, I'm just nervous about what's going to happen when my wee one comes in to this world. I wish I could guarantee my unborn child a benevolent future, conducive to putting in a bit of graft with a bit of success afterwards, not too much surely?

[nosferatu]

a) labour
b) lib dem

[eatsushi]

1. Labour
   
2. Labour
   
   I have a young baby so it is Labour all the way.

[WilfandWilma]

1. Conservative
2. Conservative

I have young children and I don't want them to be paying off the debts left by Gordon Brown when they start work in 15 - 20 years time.

[MrIC]

1. lib dem
2. green

I have a young baby too!

[dollius]

Wilf, that's what they'll be doing if we hand the economy to George Osborne. And DC doesn't believe in the welfare state, not really - that's why he keeps banging on about volunteering and charities.

So, I suppose if secretly you think the poor should really be shunted off to workhouses rather than leeching off the rest of us then go ahead and vote Conservative. Personally, I am grateful that I am in a position to thrive in our society having been given the tools to do so with a relatively privileged upbringing. I feel it is my duty to give those who can't cope so well with our hard-nosed Capitalism a helping hand.

Really it always baffles me that so many Conservatives claim to be Christians.

It's also a common mistake to say that GB was responsible for our collapsed pensions - that was the Tories when they introduced a tax on surpluses in workplace pensions. Axing the dividend tax credit was natural follow on from that move (thanks again Maggie).

Plus, in case you haven't noticed, it's a GLOBAL recession that's been going on out there.

Lib Dem all the way for me. They are the true socialists

[electra]

1. Lib dem
2. Labour

[pooka]

1. Labour
2. Lib dem

[wutheringnights]

1. UKIP
2. Green

[MrsHappy]

1. Conservative
   
2. Lib Dem - we have a good Lib Dem MP and her only real opposition is the Labour candidate, so I very much hope our Lib Dem MP is reelected.

[sweetjane1]

Labour
Lib dem

[ItsAllGoingToBeFine]

1. SNP
   
2. I don't believe in tactical voting