Poll: How would you vote if there was a General Election this year?
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Soldato
Still voting Conservative, partly because I have an inexplicable curiosity to see Boris as the post-Brexit PM and partly because a vote for the Conservatives in Blyth Valley is basically a protest vote against the incumbent Labour MP.
Soldato
LD - The coalition was the best government we have had for ages, and the Lib dems were unfairly blamed for the worse parts of tory policy (even DC admits this) when they had been in fact a normalizing filter through which conservative policy had to pass
Id consider labour if they make Hillary Benn leader, and he comes up with some decent policies
Id consider labour if they make Hillary Benn leader, and he comes up with some decent policies
Soldato
Labour...... for the lulz.
Soldato
Ahhhh No.... Because they inspire racial hatred, constantly spread lies, Are completely childish, Majority of its supporters are uneducated chavs, they have some really nasty friends in Europe, Their members and leaders constantly spew out racist remarks and most of all.... they're a one man party!
Or doesn't the truth suit you because your belief's are 100% right and nobody anything says proves otherwise?
Soldato
Any of the above
Which ever party has remain in/rejoin the Eu as they main policy for the election
BUt in this order should they all have it
Tory/LD/Labour/Ukip (just typing that last one makes me feel dirty and of course it isnt going to happen)
Which ever party has remain in/rejoin the Eu as they main policy for the election
BUt in this order should they all have it
Tory/LD/Labour/Ukip (just typing that last one makes me feel dirty and of course it isnt going to happen)
One of the worst things to come out of this referendum is that its probably going to strengthen UKIP at the next election when people want some backlash against a government that doesn't deliver us the unicorns and gold that Leave promised.
We still have a lot of immigrants.
We still have a lot of immigrants.
Soldato
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Another one for Lib Dems in this safe Tory seat. The vote is massively split for the #2 spot, mind. But neither Dems, UKIP or Labour have a reasonable shot at anything more, so one can either lob a few more votes towards the Tories or vote with the heart or tactical deviancy in mind. 
Caporegime
Conservative although that may change if Boris is PM, I think he's brought about this EU debacle in his own political interest rather than for reasons of belief in Brexit or what's right for the country and I cannot support a man with such scant disregard for his country over his personal ambition.
Interesting to see currently the Lib dem's in second over Labour after nearly being wiped out at the last GE, frankly, I'm surprised Labour manage to be in third place given the farce they have become.
Interesting to see currently the Lib dem's in second over Labour after nearly being wiped out at the last GE, frankly, I'm surprised Labour manage to be in third place given the farce they have become.
I doubt there will be a GE this year, DC wont call for one now hes in the middle of leaving and it would be too late AFAIK to call one when his replacement turns up.
I have to say the next GE is likely going to determine my long-term future in this country, both because of the possibility of a strengthen UKIP and the fact after this referendum is seems obvious to me that the current political party system just doesnt represent the electorate properly. I have zero faith/trust in the types of people that will be likely be charged in leading their parties.
I can see my vote being more about stopping certain entities getting into power than actually a vote for a party that shares my views.
ps3ud0
I have to say the next GE is likely going to determine my long-term future in this country, both because of the possibility of a strengthen UKIP and the fact after this referendum is seems obvious to me that the current political party system just doesnt represent the electorate properly. I have zero faith/trust in the types of people that will be likely be charged in leading their parties.
I can see my vote being more about stopping certain entities getting into power than actually a vote for a party that shares my views.
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Man of Honour
Honestly don't know. Prob lib dem or dare I say it green!
Lost complete trust in conservative not that I ever had any trust in any of them.
Lost complete trust in conservative not that I ever had any trust in any of them.
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No change for me, DUP. More to prevent a murdering scumbag getting elected than anything else.
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There is only one party you can trust now...
The Monster Raving Loony Party!
The Monster Raving Loony Party!
No way am I voting Labour. Sorry.
Commissario
MRL/Labour/Tory there doesn't seem to be much difference, except for MRL at least make it obvious it's a bunch of people clowning around and not meant to be taken seriously.
