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Do you usually vote?

Random question I know but my dad is the only one who really votes in my household mainly because the rest of us don't care tbh. But I want to change that the next around but I don't really know which party to go for.

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Reply 1

toonervoustotalk

Vote for Labour
**** conservatives

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Reply 2

yo radical one

Yes

I've only ever voted Green or Labour though, which might be surprising considering the sorts of things I say... :fuhrer:

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Reply 3

gr8wizard10

You have to decide for yourself, look at the reforms/policies each parties are looking to implement.

I'm voting tories

Reply 4

Red one

Original post by Abdul-Karim

You have to decide for yourself, look at the reforms/policies each parties are looking to implement.

I'm voting tories

That sounds very time consuming not to mention boring. I'll have to ask my dad later for who he votes for and I'll just choose them.

Reply 5

The pencil one

Nah politics is like game of thrones...they all have something to give but criticise other parties to the death

I cba tbh, politics is a joke.

Reply 6

semperaslan

My family always votes Labour, but I have no idea who I'm going to vote for! :frown:

It feels like that for every policy of one party that I like, there are five other policies of theirs that I dislike :erm:

Reply 7

gr8wizard10

Original post by Red one

That sounds very time consuming not to mention boring. I'll have to ask my dad later for who he votes for and I'll just choose them.

I wouldn't advise that. My parents are all voting labour but I've chosen not to.

Reply 8

Georgie_M

I'll be voting green, usually vote lib dem.

You should vote, just take a careful look at policies and decide which you agree with the most. Don't just vote based on the reputation or popular believes/opinions of a party.

Reply 9

Red one

Original post by Abdul-Karim

I wouldn't advise that. My parents are all voting labour but I've chosen not to.

I'm hearing good things about UKIP are they at all a viable option?

Reply 10

buchanan700

I've never had the opportunity, but I will come 2015. Labour methinks.

Reply 11

just a dad

Original post by Red one

That sounds very time consuming not to mention boring. I'll have to ask my dad later for who he votes for and I'll just choose them.

Original post by Red one

I'm hearing good things about UKIP are they at all a viable option?

Sounds like a slow news day in the Red household.

Reply 12

Red one

Original post by just a dad

Sounds like a slow news day in the Red household.

He's not at home those two statements are not related.

Reply 13

gemmam

Yes, usually vote Lib Dem.

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Reply 14

gr8wizard10

Original post by Red one

I'm hearing good things about UKIP are they at all a viable option?

If you want the country to risk economic instability.

Reply 15

brownbearxo

Original post by Red one

I'm hearing good things about UKIP are they at all a viable option?

Loool no. The way it seems to go in my house is if you're from an ethnic minority and a bit 'arty' vote Labour. If you're from an ethnic minority but would like to become middle class with lots of monies one day vote Tory. Everyone else is a joke.