[jackc1806]

Some people prefer to keep their politics private, but those who don't mind who will you be voting in the MEP elections next week?

[Samm]

no.

[Kizzy]

I'd rather not say I get marginalised enough for my views.

[Shaun]

green or labour... not really sure since neither has a chance in my constituency but never mind.

[MTVN]

Well I'm wary of greater European integration and think the last few years have done much to discredit the Europhiles who would have had us joining the Euro not that long ago, so that sort of rules out Greens and the Lib Dems. Labour have been very unconvincing on Europe, can't really decide what their policy is and aren't likely to offer a referendum. I appreciate the benefits of being in the EU so wouldn't vote UKIP. Conservatives are looking the most likely for me because I'd like us to stay in but also to have a referendum and to have a slightly more limited relationship with the EU.

[Marsh.]

Undecided. I'll probably end up not voting.

[Crimson Dynamo]

i was tempted to push BNP for the outrage !

i may well decide between 2 on my 200m walk to my wee polling hut at the start of the village. I once went to vote there and the cat (now departed) came too right into the hut and onto the table. The 2 old wifeys there have been doing it for many a year and its a lonely job.

[smeagol]

whats the european elections

[reece(:]

Green

[Pete.]

UKIP/Conservative but my vote won't count

[Me. I Am Salman]

[Black Dagger]

Green.

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by Salman!

*edits ML list*

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Salman!

[joeysteele]

I'm totally happy to say I will be voting Labour in the European elections as I will be voting Labour in the 2015 general election too.

I have no faith in David Cameron as to Europe, I would never likely want to come out of the EU so could never vote UKIP.
I wouldn't trust the Lib Dems on anything under Nick Clegg's leadership.

For me I am happy with Labour's policy of 'if' there were further treaty changes proposed that involved a transfer of any powers from the Uk to the EU then in that scenario a referendum would be held.
That makes perfect sense to me and doesn't involve an unnecessary cost of holding a referendum now in the absence of any further treaty.

So Labour gets my votes now and when I was 18,I never believed that could be possible.

[smudgie]

Already voted, its in the post.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I'm totally happy to say I will be voting Labour in the European elections as I will be voting Labour in the 2015 general election too.

I have no faith in David Cameron as to Europe, I would never likely want to come out of the EU so could never vote UKIP.
I wouldn't trust the Lib Dems on anything under Nick Clegg's leadership.

For me I am happy with Labour's policy of 'if' there were further treaty changes proposed that involved a transfer of any powers from the Uk to the EU then in that scenario a referendum would be held.
That makes perfect sense to me and doesn't involve an unnecessary cost of holding a referendum now in the absence of any further treaty.

So Labour gets my votes now and when I was 18,I never believed that could be possible.

*until he holds the pencil in the booth, sweating, feeling giddy and before he knows it he is back out on the street again and its one more vote for the BNP..."damn their very eyes he shouts at the sky, damn their very persuasive eyes...sob*

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Already voted, its in the post.

Cheers Sumudgie, we got your vote this morning

Nige

[Cherie]

Not sure between labour and the greens

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Cheers Sumudgie, we got your vote this morning

Nige

not a chance in hell.