[Aduk]

I think I will vote Greens if I can.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDsV8YumePk

They have a fab Party Election broadcast and make some sensible arguments, unlike that disgrace I had to endure tonight from BNP.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Aduk

I think I will vote Greens if I can.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDsV8YumePk

They have a fab Party Election broadcast and make some sensible arguments, unlike that disgrace I had to endure tonight from BNP.

:clap:

[cheeky_monkey]

I have voted but not for UKIP

[King Gizzard]

Nah, and I don't get the whole " well you can't moan then" thing, surely by not voting at all I'm not responsible if the country goes even into more **** either way

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Nah, and I don't get the whole " well you can't moan then" thing, surely by not voting at all I'm not responsible if the country goes even into more **** either way

Well yes you are... It's your civic duty, people die for democracy.

[Z]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

UKip is not aimed at young people with no property or business

Tell that to the chump who put flyers in my postbox. I live in a student halls building which is full of international students, it's pretty offensive.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Z

Tell that to the chump who put flyers in my postbox. I live in a student halls building which is full of international students, it's pretty offensive.

Why is it offensive?

[Niall]

The Greens. They best represent all that I believe in.

UKIP voters though, good God please love yourselves.

[Firewire]

I will be voting and I will definitely not be voting for UKIP

[Josy]

Arent the UKIP proposing to get rid of uni fee's?

If so then I would say that was aimed at youngish people with no property or business...

[reece(:]

God no @ UKIP, would rather have Labour

voting Greens though

[Nedusa]

But can't people see voting for UKIP whether you like them or not is necessary as we are stuck in a political rut with the main political parties in this country.

If UKIP get enough votes it may wake up the bigger parties to the fact that if they don't pull their fingers out and start listening to the GBP who vote them in to start with, they may find parties like UKIP getting more and more votes and coalition governments becoming more common.

I think for this reason people need to vote UKIP to give a jolt to the current political status quo.

[MTVN]

No sign of Ukip where I am in Norwich. I can't imagine them going down well here because it's all Greens and Labour everywhere. The chap from the Greens is the only one who's come to our house, tried to get rid of him by telling him I wasn't registered to vote but then he banged on about the voting registration process for ten minutes, how I would be eligible, where to go and vote etc. etc. Didn't have the heart to tell him I wasn't going to vote Green so I just stood there nodding politely and probably left him the impression they would definitely have my support

[Livia]

Originally Posted by MTVN

No sign of Ukip where I am in Norwich. I can't imagine them going down well here because it's all Greens and Labour everywhere. The chap from the Greens is the only one who's come to our house, tried to get rid of him by telling him I wasn't registered to vote but then he banged on about the voting registration process for ten minutes, how I would be eligible, where to go and vote etc. etc. Didn't have the heart to tell him I wasn't going to vote Green so I just stood there nodding politely and probably left him the impression they would definitely have my support

The Tory Blue fades around the Uni doesn't it LOL... In fact Norwich South was Labour until relatively recently as you know, it was Charles Clarke's seat and I expect them to once again be the one patch of red in a sea of what used to be blue, but will now probably be quite purple.

[Kizzy]

Funny how the kids can see them for what they are isn't it?

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Livia

The Tory Blue fades around the Uni doesn't it LOL... In fact Norwich South was Labour until relatively recently as you know, it was Charles Clarke's seat and I expect them to once again be the one patch of red in a sea of what used to be blue, but will now probably be quite purple.

I didn't realise that actually, I've only been a student here while there's been local elections so never actually taken much notice of who holds the seat for Parliament, though that the Lib Dems now have Norwich South explains why it's always their newsletters which come through my bloody postbox

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Funny how the kids can see them for what they are isn't it?

It's not really the students who decide the vote though that's just how it happens to be around that area, a tiny pocket of red and green in the midst of like Livia said the sea of blue

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I didn't realise that actually, I've only been a student here while there's been local elections so never actually taken much notice of who holds the seat for Parliament, though that the Lib Dems now have Norwich South explains why it's always their newsletters which come through my bloody postbox



It's not really the students who decide the vote though that's just how it happens to be around that area, a tiny pocket of red and green in the midst of like Livia said the sea of blue

I'm well aware of what she said... What I meant was it's a shame they have to change their view.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I didn't realise that actually, I've only been a student here while there's been local elections so never actually taken much notice of who holds the seat for Parliament, though that the Lib Dems now have Norwich South explains why it's always their newsletters which come through my bloody postbox

That maps looks like the one produced following the 2013 County election... which is why there's so much UKIP. These two are the maps from the 2005 and 2010 General Election. I wonder what it'll look like in 2015?

2005


2010

[Kazanne]

I will be voting I think,but NOT for UKIP

[Shaun]

Will be voting... probably lib dem since they're the only party with any chance down here other than the tories. If it's a weird system of voting (not sure if it's PR) then I might chuck one to the greens too.

[Kazanne]

Yes,I have voted but not for UKIP.

[Black Dagger]

Voted for the first time.

[Aduk]

I voted Labour and always will.

I'm praying that the scum (UKIP) don't win.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Aduk

I voted Labour and always will.

I'm praying that the scum (UKIP) don't win.

Always? Regardless of any policies they introduce that don't sit well with you? I can't honestly say that I will always vote for a particular party regardless of their performance and their policies.

Sadly, I think UKIP are going to sweep the board, people are fed up with the same old same old.

[Kizzy]

pfffft!!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014...n_5370459.html