[Vicky.]

Lib Dem.

Becuase they are the lesser of the evils.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

I want to vote for lib dems, but seeing as its a two horse race between tories and Labour, Ill have to vote for Labour, bare to think the posh twats ruining the country any more, oh and david cameron running the country. Now Ive seen many horror films, but that vision is SCARY.

[BBDodge]

If the Tories were only left with 1 seat it would probably be the one where I live, so my vote won't change a thing.

I will vote Green, if they have a candidate, otherwise Lib Dem.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I'm not sure, I'd want to vote Lib Dem but it'd be a wasted vote. I just don't want Cameron in charge so it'll be either Labour or Lib Dem.

Tactically vote whoever is not Tory Dezzy.............when the Tories win your constituency, you'll have the peace of mind that you voted against it when Cameron messes-up

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by BBDodge

If the Tories were only left with 1 seat it would probably be the one where I live, so my vote won't change a thing.

I will vote Green, if they have a candidate, otherwise Lib Dem.

If your constituency is a foregone conclusion, it often feels like "no point" I agree. When the wrong result happens, I sometimes just take solace in the idea that at least I voted against it.

[Crimson Dynamo]

snp

[karezza]

I will vote UUP.

Gordon Brown & the Labour Party have caused enough harm.

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

snp

Yes Good One
Giving One Eyed Scottish Brown a Kick in the Teeth.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Good One
Giving One Eyed Scottish Brown a Kick in the Teeth.

Nope - it is giving New Labour a kick in the teeth, will stop Scotland returning a Labour MPs and guarantee a Tory win for the Country of England and Wales

Gordon Brown was my MP, Alastair Darling was 1st my district Councellor, then Regional Councillor, then MP. He was always a prick, and glad when he effed off to Westminster

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Lib Dem.

Becuase they are the lesser of the evils.

If I thought they had a cat in hells chance of getting in I mite vote for them but Labour are the only ones that can keep the Tories out

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

If I thought they had a cat in hells chance of getting in I mite vote for them but Labour are the only ones that can keep the Tories out

Not really true, if the polls are to be believed, the election result will end witha hung parliament, in which case Labour stay on in a caretaker role. However this means the balance of power will sit with the Lib Dems, in which case they could ask either party to implement proportional representation. This would mean that every vote for the Lib Dems would count.

Its pointless panicking people into voting for Labour whom you obviously adore. The truth will always come out Netto.

[BB_Eye]

I wasn't going to vote, but after the scandal with David Byers, I have decided that Labour CANNOT be allowed to survive another term, so... Lib Dem.

[sol]

Labour.

Any chance of me voting Conservative went out the window after the B&B argument.

[Jack_]

I've decided I'm going to get into this Election, so I'll be following the campaigns and the like. I've always liked the Lib Dems though, and after overviewing their manifesto, I'm liking what they have to offer. I can't vote though, unfortunately.

[Rob]

conservatives because its time for change!

[AndyJK]

Conservative.

I am sick and tired of Gordon Brown, New Labour and the way they have governed the country. Blair was untried and given a chance in 1997, and after 13 years of Labour rule I think Cameron deserves a chance.

As for toffs, Boris Johnson is a toff, went to the same school as Cameron and from what I hear he isn't doing a bad job as Mayor of London. All this class war is a load of bollocks anyway.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Not really true, if the polls are to be believed, the election result will end witha hung parliament, in which case Labour stay on in a caretaker role. However this means the balance of power will sit with the Lib Dems, in which case they could ask either party to implement proportional representation. This would mean that every vote for the Lib Dems would count.

Its pointless panicking people into voting for Labour whom you obviously adore. The truth will always come out Netto.

They have no chance! operation Tories out all the way!...."adore" lol...no I just have a pathological hatred of the Tories

[arista]

Originally Posted by NettoSuperstar!

They have no chance! operation Tories out all the way!...."adore" lol...no I just have a pathological hatred of the Tories

Thats alright
Netto soon the Conservatives will take Power
And People will get more Power,
you will Embrace them.



Sign Of The Times.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats alright
Netto soon the Conservatives will take Power
And People will get more Power,
you will Embrace them.



Sign Of The Times.

*sigh

[Mike]

At the moment I'm swaying towards the Lib Dems, quite like Nick Clegg and what he's putting foward, not expecting him to get in though unfortunately.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Mike

At the moment I'm swaying towards the Lib Dems, quite like Nick Clegg and what he's putting foward, not expecting him to get in though unfortunately.

It is a 2 Horse Race
clegg can Never be a PM
Utter Fact.


http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=134628

[Gemmer-x]

Originally Posted by Mike

At the moment I'm swaying towards the Lib Dems, quite like Nick Clegg and what he's putting foward, not expecting him to get in though unfortunately.

Me too but as you say, unlikely he'll get in.

[Shaun]

Changed mind after reading manifestos - Conservative now.

[\PJ/]

Im not voting.

[Ross]

I'd stick with Labour as I'm more worried about what Cameron will do if he got power.