Who will you be voting next general election?

Reply 20

Ventura7

OP

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not the response i thought, i thought everyone would be really anti-conservative

Reply 21

Selkarn

Original post by Ulo

Are you real? You must be a troll. Your sig is semi-intelligent, semi-paranoid bull and I'm confused...
My home MP (Labour) has a 10,000 majority....sigh. I voted in my school constituency last year it's been Tory since the dawn of time but we did manage a 0.6% swing to the Libs....again, sigh.

Yeah, I'm a troll that's been on this forum for over 6 years longer than you :tongue:

Reply 22

majikthise

Assuming the parties in Norwich South are the same as last time:

AV: Green > Labour > Lib Dem > Worker's Revolutionary > Tories > UKIP > BNP (Lib Dem above Labour if they sort their **** out and expel the Tory apologist half of the party).

FPTP: Green (or Labour, in the unlikely event of Green support collapsing and Tory support increasing substantially).

Reply 23

imperial maniac

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Someone that won't roll a dice to choose which middle eastern country their going to invade a few months after getting in.

Reply 24

imperial maniac

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Original post by majikthise

Assuming the parties in Norwich South are the same as last time:

AV: Green > Labour > Lib Dem > Worker's Revolutionary > Tories > UKIP > BNP (Lib Dem above Labour if they sort their **** out and expel the Tory apologist half of the party).

FPTP: Green (or Labour, in the unlikely event of Green support collapsing and Tory support increasing substantially).

Lib dems will never get anywhere again.

Reply 25

Rascacielos

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Well, the way things have been going recently, I'm tempted to vote Fancy Dress Party (yes, it does exist).

Reply 26

placebo24

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Original post by Ventura7

not the response i thought, i thought everyone would be really anti-conservative

TSR has a significant amount of elitist rich kids, so that may explain it.

Will definitely be Labour for me (unless Ed caves into right-wing pressure...).

Reply 27

Rascacielos

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Original post by Selkarn

Yeah, I'm a troll that's been on this forum for over 6 years longer than you :tongue:

That doesn't mean you can't be a troll though, does it?

Reply 28

placebo24

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Original post by majikthise

Assuming the parties in Norwich South are the same as last time:

AV: Green > Labour > Lib Dem > Worker's Revolutionary > Tories > UKIP > BNP (Lib Dem above Labour if they sort their **** out and expel the Tory apologist half of the party).

FPTP: Green (or Labour, in the unlikely event of Green support collapsing and Tory support increasing substantially).

You do know you don't have to vote for every candidate? You can leave scum like the BNP blank.

Reply 29

d123

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I'll be voting. If it's still FPTP, Labour. If AV, then 1. Labour 2. Green, and I'm unlikely to use any of the other votes unless there's a particularly good independent candidate, or the Lib Dems throw Clegg out and leave the coalition, and I can't see that happening.

Reply 30

AndyD66

I'll probably vote Labour or Green depending on the strength of Labour's policies before the next election. So gutted I wasted my vote on the lib dems last time :/

Reply 31

Selkarn

Original post by LornaSandison1

That doesn't mean you can't be a troll though, does it?

Well, as trolls tend to get banned pretty quickly, nearing 7 years on a forum gives a pretty strong indicator that they aren't.

Reply 32

Rascacielos

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Original post by Selkarn

Well, as trolls tend to get banned pretty quickly, nearing 7 years on a forum gives a pretty strong indicator that they aren't.

Hmm...that doesn't prevent one from trolling from time to time though. Also, you're assuming that all trolls get caught!

Reply 33

Ventura7

OP

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Original post by AndyD66

I'll probably vote Labour or Green depending on the strength of Labour's policies before the next election. So gutted I wasted my vote on the lib dems last time :/

Green really only have one policy that everyone knows about, make britain gree, just like the BNP with immigrants, they need to start preaching their other policies people might actually care about.

Reply 34

faber niger

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Original post by Norfolkadam

My vote at the next election won't be determined by who I support but by a lack of decent alternatives.

(and it won't be for Labour).

Is that W.H. Auden as your avatar? It looks quite like him, but I'm not sure.

In answer to the OP, I'll probably vote Labour, but it makes no difference, as my constituency is always going to go Labour anyway.

Reply 35

Norfolkadam

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Original post by jismith1989

Is that W.H. Auden as your avatar? It looks quite like him, but I'm not sure.

It is.

Reply 36

Will Lucky

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Conservative, only party capable of dealing with the economic condition. Labour need 5 years out to regenerate, potentially more.

Reply 37

Anita B. Studin

I don't feel any party represent my views well, so I'm quite confused.

I'll just wait and decide near the time but I'm definitely voting. It'll be my first time :biggrin:

Reply 38

majikthise

Original post by imperial maniac

Lib dems will never get anywhere again.

Probably not, no.
There's a small chance that the left wing of the party gets pissed off enough to split. If that happens they might be worth voting for, if not I'd still rather be represented by a bunch of spineless-scapegoats-who-possibly-might-have-had-their-hearts-in-nearly-the-right-place-once than the party that encouraged them to sell out in the first place.

Original post by placebo24

You do know you don't have to vote for every candidate? You can leave scum like the BNP blank.

Yeah, I'd leave the BNP off. A preference for Tory/UKIP over BNP would only probably only make a difference one time if the election was repeated from now until the heat death of the universe, but as it doesn't hurt you may as well put them down!