TSR Poll of Polls Week 5: Has your vote changed for the General Election?

For a start the university thing is completely BOGUS. If you're not bright enough to realize that means-tested maintenance loans allow anybody to go to university, then you really shouldn't be going to university. Scrapping tuition fees saves money for one group. The high earners. If you don't earn over the threshold, you don't pay a PENNY. Frankly, I rather that situation than sponging off the state, and costing services like the NHS. As for the Middle East, hatred of the West is already a thing, and it has been for decades. 9/11 occurred before any Western invasion. Rights or wrongs of Iraq and Afghanistan, if we don't intervene ISIS are not going to say "hey, the West are actually stand up guys". They and their ideology need wiping from the face of this planet. How to do that is the question. You may note that actually the Conservatives have done a lot to crack down on tax avoidance (NOTE: EVASION is ILLEGAL, avoidance is not). Raising tax rates encourages off-shore accounts or moving elsewhere. It's not as cut-and-dry as high tax=high revenue.
While there are problems with the current government's policies, Corbyn would lead this country into catastrophe.

I thin its enough said that tories are generally not brave enough to support their party/leader online.
Look at top comments on Jeremy corbyn's posts, then look on Theresa Mays

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Will be voting conservative. The thought of that terrorist loving cretin Corbyn wielding any power is terrifying, he'd have this country on its knees within a matter of seconds. His plans to nationalise every aspect of life belong in the 70s, as does he. When he gives the unions all the power we'll be sat in candlelight and nothing will be accomplished due to endless striking. A vile socialist who should be nowhere near Downing Street.

Aye, just like May cuddling up to the War mongering **** gibbons that are the Saudis? It's not like anyone else in the conservative party made talks with the IRA regarding peace... I have no doubt you're a brave 'lad' who isnt afraid to share britain first posts, reads the daily mail and loves the rugby.

I'm really sorry to hear you're disillusioned with politics at the moment. I respect your choice, so I will not convince you otherwise as you have requested. However, may I ask that you go to the polling station and at least spoil your ballot?

Pahaha, what a joke.
How is May a threat when Corbyn cozies up to terrorists, too scared to push the button, and wants to nationalise services which is known to not work!

Do none of you talk to your parents and ask them how the 70's were with the Unions destroying jobs and nationalisation crippling the country?

It's a shame the poll is private, I'd like to know who else has changed their mind since the first poll.

If nationalisation is so bad can you explain why our railways are being run by the national railways of other countries?

You have been easily manipulated by right wing politicians, who deliberately run national services in a terrible way to convince the public privatisation is the way.
The NHS was running very well with surpluses in pretty much every region before the Conservatives started and ruined it producing deficits in every region.

If nationalisation is so bad can you explain why our railways are being run by the national railways of other countries?

You have been easily manipulated by right wing politicians, who deliberately run national services in a terrible way to convince the public privatisation is the way.
The NHS was running very well with surpluses in pretty much every region before the Conservatives started and ruined it producing deficits in every region.

Being an open Tory is not really socially acceptable, i have seen people declare after 2015 and immediately be attacked for it because a lot of the political left simply don't understand the Tory mindset and are pretty narrow minded.

Indeed i recently found out a friend had voted for Brexit, but he said it in hush tones and only after i revealed that i had.

All those people currently saying they don't know ect.. - they are bluer than your mothers knickers.

For some reason (according polling and anecdotally) it seems that young women especially are extremely pro Labour. I can only assume they have fallen victim to identity politics.

So ask yourself why it has gone like that

- Labour improved the NHS with money they didn't have. That is why it has been cut back.........or do you think we should ignore the deficit and just continue to borrow like Blair?

- More people thanks to Labours immigration policy. If you reversed that there would be millions less people in the country and all services would not be so strained.

You Labour supports lack any analytical ability or understanding as to WHY things have failed and think "more money" will fix it......yet none of you even explain where this money will come from

NB. Also I think anyone stupid enough to put Diane Abbott in a position of power is reckless and dangerous.

Zero contract hours will be outright banned so many contractors would be screwed, along with every Uber driver.

OK, I'm from a traditionally Labour family of Northern origin (now living in a safe Southern CON seat). And we're all going to vote CON.
My first election was the locals at the beginning of this month. I never thought that it would be a cross next to the tree.

So why?
Firstly, I used to be a Lib Dem fan (childish reasoning, I basically just wanted to be different to my parents). Coalition kind of killed that. But what annoys me about them today? They want a second referendum of Brexit. While the way the say it is that they're "giving you a vote on the final deal", I think we can all agree that not everybody who voted for Brexit will be satisfied. That's the nature of a deal. However, the Lib Dems would take that as a mandate to remain in the EU, instead of renegotiating (which, to be fair, is somewhat unrealistic). So, while not being upfront about things, they want to overturn the result of the EU referendum. Hardly the most Democratic thing... However you voted, however you feel, I believe firmly that the expressed will of the people needs upholding.

Now, Labour. Natural family lines. Also, I'm off to university next year. So some obvious benefits personally. But, as others have mentioned, Corbyn has a horrific record on terrorists. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/30/labour-grandee-criticises-jeremy-corbyn-for-voting-against-al-qa/
This is the same man who invited Raed Salah to parliament and called him an "honoured citizen". A man who (before Corbyn said this) accused Jews of making bread with human blood. A man who calls genocidal terrorists "friends".
I could never bring myself to vote for him based on this. As for tuition fees, the system works like a tax. I don't have a problem with that. And we haven't even covered Dianne Abbot's mathematical madness...

EDIT:
3 notable figures in the current labour party voted against the Al Qaeda designation:
Jeremy Corbyn, Dianne Abbot and John McDonnell.