Any Ukip Supporters

Are there any Ukip supporters on TSR? What are your views or predictions about what will happen on May 22?

I don't support UKIP but they are expected to come second in the European Elections, last time I checked:

http://yougov.co.uk/news/2014/01/16/european-elections-ukip-closes-first-place/

That being said I don't know how many seats they'll get. I'm not convinced that the percentage of votes you recieve is proportional to the number of seats you get:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Parliament_election,_2009_%28United_Kingdom%29

The Conservatives, UKIP and Labour should have had around 5, 1 and 1 less seat(s) respectively, while the Liberal Democrats, Greens and the BNP should have recieved around 10, 5 and 4 more seats respectively.

(Using the formula, ''Number of Seats: (Percentage of Votes/100) x 72'')

People who have the right to vote - and therefore vote can't be said to be 'distorting the outcome' of a fair and free election.

depends how you define fair, EU force the UK to let millions of EU immigrants vote for representatives meant to vote for and represent the UK

British MEPs are not meant to represent the UK. They're meant to represent their region, e.g. South East/Yorkshire/London/etc

Yes, and the views and expectations of regional MEP's are being distorted by immigrants. They should not be allowed to vote.

Why is this a bad thing?/Why should this mean that migrants don't get the right to vote?

It is a bad thing, MEP's elected in the UK are there to represent the interests of the UK and yes they are elected by region but are voting on laws that effect the entire UK.

If million of immmigrants vote that firstly dilute the eurosceptic vote because they won't vote for UKIP or the Tories as much as Libdems or Labour which firstly effects the outcome of the overall vote.

Secondly Bulgarians have just setup a Bulgarian party in the UK say other bigger groups such as the Poles do this and with 1 million voters a Polish MEP gets elected, will this Polish MEP be voting for the interests of the UK or Poland?

For example Poland get billions from the EU whereas the UK has to pay billions in so how would he vote on budget issues that give Poland more money

Yes, and the views and expectations of regional MEP's are being distorted by immigrants.

It is a bad thing, MEP's elected in the UK are there to represent the interests of the UK and yes they are elected by region but are voting on laws that effect the entire UK.

depends how you define fair, EU force the UK to let millions of EU immigrants vote for representatives meant to vote for and represent the UK that in my view distorts the vote and is a policy designed to dilute the British eurosceptic vote. If you have millions of Poles, Bulgarians, Romanians etc voting that will change the votes outcome in favour of the EU because they will not vote for eurosceptic parties. EU gerrymandering

It is a bad thing, MEP's elected in the UK are there to represent the interests of the UK and yes they are elected by region but are voting on laws that effect the entire UK. If million of immmigrants vote that firstly dilute the eurosceptic vote because they won't vote for UKIP or the Tories as much as Libdems or Labour which firstly effects the outcome of the overall vote. Secondly Bulgarians have just setup a Bulgarian party in the UK say other bigger groups such as the Poles do this and with 1 million voters a Polish MEP gets elected, will this Polish MEP be voting for the interests of the UK or Poland? For example Poland get billions from the EU whereas the UK has to pay billions in so how would he vote on budget issues that give Poland more money

By that logic, the views of regional MEPs are also being 'distorted' by Scots who live in Yorkshire, Londoners who live in the North East, etc.