[Benjamin]

?

[Liam-]

Not in the slightest

[Withano]

It was neither the best or worst case scenario, I'm between happy and content.

[Tom4784]

Accidentally voted yes but meant to pick no. Worst possible result.

[bots]

Absolutely delighted. This is the beginning of a new era in UK politics.

[Nedusa]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Absolutely delighted. This is the beginning of a new era in UK politics.

I think it could be the end of an era for UK politics and a beginning of an era for full devolution and the politics of England,Scotland,Wales and N. Ireland as separate political entities.

[smudgie]

Hell yes.

[Lostie!]

Not at all. This is an abysmal, yet unfortunately expected, result.

[rubymoo]

I chose 'not bothered' because in all honesty the past 5 years have been pretty much the same for me and my family as under the Blair/Labour government.

I don't feel i've been affected by any of the measures they've taken, financially i'm the same.

I suppose i'm a little disappointed that UKIP didn't get more seats seeing as they had more votes than SNP, yet SNP have more seats.

I wanted UKIP to cause a bit of an earthquake in politics as i feel that the 'big' parties just don't listen to us little people.

[MTVN]

It's the Prime Minister I'd have preferred but not the government, disappointed that the Lib Dems are going to essentially be an irrelevance this parliament. I hope Cameron will be true to his original stance as a more modern one nation Tory and not lurch to the right now he has a majority. I'm also worried about the prospects of the union and our future in the EU. It's quite a troubling few years in store.

[Kizzy]

No, I think many not long down the line will rue the day.

[Livia]

Delighted.

[arista]

Hell Yes

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

I chose 'not bothered' because in all honesty the past 5 years have been pretty much the same for me and my family as under the Blair/Labour government.

I don't feel i've been affected by any of the measures they've taken, financially i'm the same.

I suppose i'm a little disappointed that UKIP didn't get more seats seeing as they had more votes than SNP, yet SNP have more seats.

I wanted UKIP to cause a bit of an earthquake in politics as i feel that the 'big' parties just don't listen to us little people.

Same tbh except I voted yes.

[lostalex]

Conservative ... It's how you vote when you are too embarrassed to vote ukip

[Glenn.]

UKIP finished second in my constituent which I wasn't surprised at.

[Ross.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

It's the Prime Minister I'd have preferred but not the government, disappointed that the Lib Dems are going to essentially be an irrelevance this parliament. I hope Cameron will be true to his original stance as a more modern one nation Tory and not lurch to the right now he has a majority. I'm also worried about the prospects of the union and our future in the EU. It's quite a troubling few years in store.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly MTVN, it's going to be quite an interesting few years ahead as well.

[Kizzy]

No, When those ballot papers went awol they should've changed the colour of the paper. I suspect foul play.
I don't care if that's seen as sour grapes, me being salty about Labour not winning or whatever.

[Livia]

LOL... oh dear.

[Kizzy]

I quite like you following me around, usually you spend most of your time running away from my argument.... It's quite refreshing.

[joeysteele]

No,not at all.

However I always accept the will of the people, even though I am still in total disbelief that this came about.

To govern should be to serve,I really hope with this small overall majority, we see more n the way of understanding service to 'all' the people of the UK and 'all' the countries of the UK too,from this govt; instead of the dictatorial attitude it has carried out over the last 5 years.

This result however was one of the last ones I hoped for and wanted.

[Kizzy]

I'm still numb, I have 101 worst case scenarios playing in my head, I hope I'm overthinking it but based on the last 5yrs..... :/

[Jay.]

at first no, but i've been reading positive stuff about it.

although, my only wish from this election was to vote someone in who would reduce uni fees </3

[Cherie]

Not fussed, business as usual in my home

[Livia]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

No,not at all.

However I always accept the will of the people, even though I am still in total disbelief that this came about.

To govern should be to serve,I really hope with this small overall majority, we see more n the way of understanding service to 'all' the people of the UK and 'all' the countries of the UK too,from this govt; instead of the dictatatorial attitude it has carried out over the last 5 years.

This result however was one of the last ones I hoped for and wanted.

I was disappointed for you, Joey. I know how hard you worked. And all the way through you disagreed without insulting. My respect as always x