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

It's got to be:

1. Labour
2. Labour

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

It's got to be:

1. Labour
2. Labour

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

are the monster raving loony party still around?

SNP for me.

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

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.

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

1. Labour
2. n/a

Lib Dem
UKIP

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

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

1. Conservative

I live in a safe tory seat so no tactical necessary

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.

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).

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!

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?

a) labour
b) lib dem

1. Labour
2. Labour

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

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.

1. lib dem
2. green

I have a young baby too!

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

1. Lib dem
2. Labour

1. Labour
2. Lib dem

1. UKIP
2. Green

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.

Labour
Lib dem

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