If there was a General Election tomorrow

[andrew1707]

If there was a General Election tomorrow........

1) Which party would you vote for?

2) Which party did you vote for in the last election?

Andrew

[d9f1c7]

1) Conservative
2) Conservative

[bazwillrun]

Same, wouldnt vote for Labour on principle

[wolf63]

Crazy Cat Lady party
Crazy Cat Lady party

[Baldric]

At the last election, for the first time in my adult life I looked carefully at the choices, decided there wasn't one of them that was 'worth a light' and didn't vote.

[MarkRae]

1) Labour
2) Labour

[mrs_overall]

Conservative
Conservative

[andrew1707]

Are you allowed to vote for yourself, Sue?

[Kiki-frog]

1. Official Monster Raving Loony (might as well)
2. Labour

[d9f1c7]

I would like an alternative but I couldn't vote for Red Ed and co and the Libdems are just apalling. I'd go for UKIP as a protest but in a general election it's a wasted vote.

[andrew1707]

I suppose I should 'fess up myself:

1) Labour

2) Lib-Dem :-(

[anneasquith]

i would purposely abstain from voting, and will remain to do so, until i can believe/trust any politician.

[mike11111]

That means you'll never vote again.

[anneasquith]

you may be right mike :)

[andrew1707]

I don't like the current Labour party. Ed Milliband is probably a very nice, principled man but he is no leader....and certainly not one that can win a general election.
The sad thing is there appears to be no-one else in the party who has what it takes.

[wolf63]

A while back I was speaking to an MP who had just returned from Africa. He was joking that we all think that the politicians in the UK are corrupt and useless - he said that during meetings he was sitting with African politicians with short tempers and big machine guns.

And to your question - yes, I am crazy so I can vote for myself. ;-)

[AB Editor]

1. Con
2. Lib-Dem

[Kiki-frog]

wolf63 - I like the sound of your party. Can I join?

[andrew1707]

Very interesting Ed, a mid-term move to the Tories.

The budget must have been good for you!

[Davethedog]

anneasquith Even if you spoil your paper, you MUST vote not to do so is a betrayal of democracy and all it entails. To me if you don't vote you shouldn't enter political debate.

1) Labour
2) Labour

[andrew1707]

Normally I would NOT recommend that anyone should encourage my sister's crazy cat lady tendencies but, in the present political environment, she may have it right.