Tomorrow's Government

AB Editor | 09:39 Fri 05th Oct 2012 | Politics

28 Answers

This poll is closed.

If there was an election held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?

Conservative - 92 votes
33%
Labour - 91 votes
33%
UKIP - 54 votes
19%
Green - 17 votes
6%
BNP - 15 votes
5%
Liberal Democrat - 8 votes
3%

See final stats

Stats until: 12:15 Thu 21st Nov 2024 (Refreshed every 5 minutes)

Apology Accepted?

Government Resigning over lost votes

Answers

21 to 28 of 28

First Previous 1 2

Baldric

Best Answer

None of the above
Up to the last General Election I had never missed a chance to vote, however I looked at the options and decided there wasn't one worth a light, so I didn't vote.
Nothing has changed, so no vote here either!

11:13 Fri 05th Oct 2012

Go To Best Answer

Mosaic

Ed, it might reflect current thinking if the poll included a 'none of the above' option.
I don't think at all that I'm alone in despairing of party politics, and to engage ordinary people in political processes there needs to be a way to enable a feeling like mine to be voiced.

As it is, you can choose to vote for a group you don't really go along with , or not vote at all. Or spoil your vote, which is daft.

I feel strongly that people should vote as good people died in the past for this privilege, but the current system is plainly not encouraging ordinary non-fanatical people. I know of many folk under 30 who have never bothered voting.

Lisa_Louise

The same two parties keep getting the top slot, same old, same old... we need a change in this country, the Conservatives AND Labour have both changed this country beyond recognition. We need a new, fresh party and I for one will be voting UKIP. Time to get out of the EU once and for all, getting immigration down properly and swiftly. Nigel Farage CAN save this country. Vote UKIP to save this country before it is dead and buried!

AB Editor

Question Author

"Ed, it might reflect current thinking if the poll included a 'none of the above' option."

If you've entered this comment without voting you have displayed your preference for none of the above.

I agree you're not alone though.

"I feel strongly that people should vote as good people died in the past for this privilege, but the current system is plainly not encouraging ordinary non-fanatical people. I know of many folk under 30 who have never bothered voting."

And why would they? There's nothing for them! I agree it is a shame. It's a bit of a cycle though - if younger people voted, politicians would court them more... as they don't, they don't!

AB Editor

Question Author

"We need a new, fresh party and I for one will be voting UKIP."

LOL, so your idea of a "fresh new party" is one full of old Tory party members!?

knibbe

Where was the option to vote for "None of the Above"

wordofmouth

If your reasonably rich vote Con. Not keen on foreign immigrants and you're a tad racist vote BNP or UKIP (less racist). Love natural history and enjoy outdoors vote Green. Lab if you feel the very rich manipulate the whole political scene "even Lab." Lib-Dem much the same as current Lab and Con.

wordofmouth