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Who will you vote for at the next general election?
- Thread starter Giraffe
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Not sure, but it won't be for Cameron as he is far too Eurosceptic for me, picking silly spats with Europe. Clearly it won't be for UKIP either.
Other than that, undecided for now.
Other than that, undecided for now.
Caroline Lucas is my MP and a politician who actually believes what she says which is unusual . So for Brighton and for the future - Caroline . Don' to confuse local and national politics because you re pissed off with the roads or the rubbish . This is a national issue and we need some Green MP s to balance the other ideoligies. We 've got one in Brighton so let's treasure her. Let's give her a massive show of approval and tell the rest of the country that we believe in being Green and down here we think
a bit differently and we re proud of it . Let's look after what we ve got .
You thoughts ?
a bit differently and we re proud of it . Let's look after what we ve got .
You thoughts ?
Labour then otherwise it's pointless voting.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Technically, it's pointless voting in my constituency as the Tory will get in regardless. Not even a tactical vote option. So it's a vote for my conscience, which makes every candidate equal.
Camicus
New member
Green party are the political wing of the Animal Liberation Front. They will never have my vote for that alone. Non costed manifesto . Want to pull out of NATO scrap the armed forces and that's just the tip of the iceberg. Im a left wing nut job but they are toooo nuts for me
Steve Foster
Well-known member
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Well I live in her constituency & personally I think her & her parties policies are barking. Will vote for anyone to budge her out. Probably vote Conservative. Whether you love or hate the Tories they have surprisingly done a good job to get us out the mess that Labour got us into. With low inflation, falling unemployment, stock market at record highs, the country is on the up - the feel good factor is returning. Let's give them another mandate I say.
Well I live in her constituency & personally I think her & her parties policies are barking. Will vote for anyone to budge her out. Probably vote Conservative. Whether you love or hate the Tories they have surprisingly done a good job to get us out the mess that Labour got us into. With low inflation, falling unemployment, stock market at record highs, the country is on the up - the feel good factor is returning. Let's give them another mandate I say.
midnight_rendezvous
Well-known member
Voting Green as they have the best policies IMO.
SteveTheSeagull
I AM A CRIPPLED ALICE FAN
- Feb 14, 2015
- 458
Labour here
Don Quixote
Well-known member
- Nov 4, 2008
- 8,355
What about the Lib Dems? They are part of the government too.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
as a true socialist I will be voting for UKIP simply because the Labour or greens stand no chance here in Eastbourne, and my vote will be taking one off the tories
Lincoln Imp
Well-known member
- Feb 2, 2009
- 5,964
Unless you live in Africa and would be more likely to survive if GM agriculture wasn't being attacked by Greenpeace and its fellow travellers at every turn. Never mind, the Green Party leader's plan for hundreds of thousands of new homes in the UK at about £5000 each sounds like a winner.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Tory but they will walk home where I live. I suspect that another hung Parliament will be a lot harder to sort out this time so we may actually go back to the polls later in the year.
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
My vote in Taunton last time "to keep the Tories out" resulted in the local LibDem MP becoming a Tory a couple of days later,
Needless to say, I'm amazed that the LibDems have the brass neck to go on the "Labour has no chance, Vote for us to Keep the Tories out" again ( is this only in Taunton?) as they have been plastic tories throughout this parliament having ushered the tories in last time in exchange for Minister for Chair Counting, Minister for Paper Clip Ordering etc posts.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
No, Labour cannot win in my constituency, but they will have my vote; and if we have to have a Tory MP here at least it will be by democracy rather than hypocrisy.
Needless to say, I'm amazed that the LibDems have the brass neck to go on the "Labour has no chance, Vote for us to Keep the Tories out" again ( is this only in Taunton?) as they have been plastic tories throughout this parliament having ushered the tories in last time in exchange for Minister for Chair Counting, Minister for Paper Clip Ordering etc posts.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
No, Labour cannot win in my constituency, but they will have my vote; and if we have to have a Tory MP here at least it will be by democracy rather than hypocrisy.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
But what you got was not an out and out Tory government, it was softened by the Liberals in coalition. If the Cons pick up all the seats that were Lib last time it will be a full on Tory Government. Your choice, but I think you would be better served voting Lib again, although I get the frustration.
footychick
Nicola
Where's the option for 'no idea'? :-/
If you're undecided, this is a great tool to allow you to choose which party best represents your views purely based on policy:
https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/
https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/
A question to the KIPPERS: Are ANY of you voting in a seat that they could possibly win?
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,570
Lib Dems. Curbing Tory excess while influencing 5 years of stability and growth.
