How would you vote in a snap election?

StayDead wrote:I wouldn't vote this time. If only I could get the entire country to do the same then maybe we might see some change in our god awful political system which has three parties which are as bad as each other.

Are you old enough to vote?

(Apologies if you are I thought you were 16/16) :oops:

And not voting is pointless, it doesn't help the country what so ever and you can't complain if things are gooseberry fool as you've done nothing about it.

Labour though only because I actually like my local MP.

gaminglegend wrote:And not voting is pointless, it doesn't help the country what so ever and you can't complain if things are gooseberry fool as you've done nothing about it.

You absolutely can complain. Spoiling your ballot is better than simply not turning up though.

I imagine I'll still vote Lib Dems, despite everything.

UKIP.

common sence says we need to give some else a try, the big 3 are all shite.

green, please fool.

the others are localised to their own region, interesting to see we have DUP there and no sein fein if your talking northern irish politics.

i always get the feeling UKIP want to make britain like it was a hundred years ago, i like that idea, as long as we can keep central heating and take aways.

gaminglegend wrote:
StayDead wrote:I wouldn't vote this time. If only I could get the entire country to do the same then maybe we might see some change in our god awful political system which has three parties which are as bad as each other.

Are you old enough to vote? (Apologies if you are I thought you were 16/16)

And not voting is pointless, it doesn't help the country what so ever and you can't complain if things are gooseberry fool as you've done nothing about it.

Someone informed me I can abstain so I'll do that. I'm 21 dude, voted in the last election and everything.

I would vote Monster Raving Looney, but I don't believe we have a candidate where we live and only because I would want to troll the election.

On the serious side, I'd probably vote Conservative or Ukip, because I have no soul.

Quite interesting looking at results from The 'Who I ACTUALLY voted for' Thread:
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Poll results wrote:Who DID you vote for?

Labour 21% [ 32 ]
Conservatives 19% [ 29 ]
Liberal Democrats 44% [ 67 ]
Other 4% [ 6 ]
Did not vote 12% [ 18 ]

With 1/3 of the votes so far, there's already a huge shift. Total collapse of Lib Dem support. Conservatives stay about the same. Massive rise for Labour (despite Ed Milliband being leader and Ed Balls being in the cabinet). And a rise for smaller parties, noticeably UKIP and the Greens who so far have more votes than the Lib Dems.

I think that could be quite consistent with a snap election. Certainly the Lib Dem support would be very low and the Tories would probably be unaffected in voter %. Labour though, that'd be interesting, I reckon Ed Milliband/Balls holds back Labour from attracting many of the swing voters, on this, I think GRCade's Labour % is too high.

Grumpy David wrote:Quite interesting looking at results from The 'Who I ACTUALLY voted for' Thread:
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=18424

Poll results wrote:Who DID you vote for?

Labour 21% [ 32 ]
Conservatives 19% [ 29 ]
Liberal Democrats 44% [ 67 ]
Other 4% [ 6 ]
Did not vote 12% [ 18 ]

With 1/3 of the votes so far, there's already a huge shift. Total collapse of Lib Dem support. Conservatives stay about the same. Massive rise for Labour (despite Ed Milliband being leader and Ed Balls being in the cabinet). And a rise for smaller parties, noticeably UKIP and the Greens who so far have more votes than the Lib Dems.

I think that could be quite consistent with a snap election. Certainly the Lib Dem support would be very low and the Tories would probably be unaffected in voter %. Labour though, that'd be interesting, I reckon Ed Milliband/Balls holds back Labour from attracting many of the swing voters, on this, I think GRCade's Labour % is too high.

Except on this poll we have no option for "other" or "did not vote" so we don't know if the Green and UKIP votes are going to them or being used instead of a general "other".

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:
jamcc wrote:Conservative. Labour seem to love dishing out benefits.

So do the Tories. But only to the rich.

http://pcsupremacy.co.uk/nba%20jam/boomshakalaka.wav

Either Libs (they've done what they could this term) or spoilage (thinking about drawing a little stick man on the picture)

kommissarboris wrote:UKIP.interesting to see we have DUP there and no sein fein if your talking northern irish politics.

I see a Sinn Fein MP sitting in the Palace of Westminster, you'll get that option.

kommissarboris wrote:green, please fool.

Well, that's me persuaded.

kommissarboris wrote:i always get the feeling UKIP want to make britain like it was a hundred years ago, i like that idea, as long as we can keep central heating and take aways.

Back to racist, homophobic times with a much lower standard of living than currently, yeahh boiii.

Anyone but SNP.

I don't know really, probably Labour.

Can't vote for any of them due to none running in Northern Ireland except the DUP, who can strawberry float off. I would hope Labour win though. Because at least if they screw up it will be entirely because they actually screwed unintentionally, rather than deliberately running with a flawed ideology and ignoring all dissent.

ianf wrote:Back to racist, homophobic times with a much lower standard of living than currently, yeahh boiii.

you know it.

Meep wrote:Can't vote for any of them due to none running in Northern Ireland except the DUP, who can strawberry float off. I would hope Labour win though. Because at least if they screw up it will be entirely because they actually screwed unintentionally, rather than deliberately running with a flawed ideology and ignoring all dissent.

Vote Labour, because borrowing money beyond your means to jizz money over stuff which will buy you votes isn't a flawed ideology.

Vote Conservative, because nothing makes more sense than a turkey voting for Christmas.

Vote Labour, if you're a glutton for punishment.

Vote Lib Dem, get buttfucked.

Grumpy David wrote:Vote Labour, if you're a glutton for punishment.

Vote Lib Dem, get buttfucked.

Vote Conservative, if you're rich.

Eighthours wrote:I would vote Conservative (still the best of a bad bunch). Bring it, bitches.

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