if there was a general election in the uk tomorrow, who would you vote for?

Answer 1

I thought about this and it isn't easy. There are arguments for going either way (labour or conservative).

Argument for voting labour - people mustn't get carried away by the David Cameron effect. Sure, he's young, energetic, good looking (for a politician!) and talks up all these big changes in the tory party. But think about it, so was Tony Blair all those years ago when he took over as leader of the labour party and then became prime minister. Labour seemed like a fresh, modern alternative beacuse people where fed up with the incompetence and sleaze of the conservatives. It will only happen again!

Argument for voting conservative - But now the boot is on the other foot! conservatives seem like the fresh, modern alternative compared to labour's incompetence and sleaze!

To give you an answer, I would vote conservative against my better judgement. Its time up for labour, the lib dems aren't a realistic choice and neither are any of the other minor parties. Simply, what goes around comes around. Whatever party is in government always ends up the same. Plus change is a good thing - its healthy for democracy. We couldn't have yet another 4 year term of the same political party. Traditionally I'm not a tory and never have been. I voted labour in 1997 (I was 18) and have voted for them since. I simply think change is a good thing at the momemt. We just have to give a new government a chance. that's all

Answer 2

The communists. In a time when we are seeing a factory close every week in this country, it is time for the people of the left to speak out. The BNP are capitalizing on the fact that the working people have no where to turn and are filling them with lies. All working class people are exploited by the capitalist class, not just the white ones. Britain has not had a genuine left wing government for a long time and the effects are clear, racism is on the rise as the working people are sick of being bullied so are turning into bullies themselves. Everybody can be equal and no one can exploit anyone under a communist system.

Answer 3

I have always been a Labour voter but will not vote for them this time. Taxes are higher than ever but the quality of service is getting worse. Money getting spent on the wrong things.

Could never vote Tory as I lived thru the Thatcher nightmare years.

If there was a BNP candidate in my area I would consider voting for them - I dont agree with their more racist policies but a lot of what they say makes sense.

Answer 4

Definitely not Labour. Look at what they have done to the NHS. A few of my nurses and doctors friends are suffering the ever increasing so called accountability on their professional lives. They are generally good people who are good at what they are doing. But the government is making them feel like and look like criminals until proven otherwise. That Patricia person really doesn't know what she is doing.
I would think it is about time to swap the party. I would vote for Green Peace just for the sake of it. Not BNP, thank you very much, we are made to feel guilty enough being White, currently. I wonder if we are the marginalised population!!

Answer 5

i in my view have not a clue. In my constituency, the only contenders are the Tories and the Liberal Democrats. The vegetables placed up a smart practice, so does UKIP. little or no from Labour, BNP or an decision of Independents. I nonetheless have some hopes for the Coalition, yet melancholy that they have got the potential or political will to manage the genuine subject concerns, rather than merely kicking the widely used scapegoats, such because of the fact the unemployed, and leaving on my own the unfastened marketplace fraudsters and the empire-construction container tickers. i'm nonetheless waiting for income Tax to be placed as much as twenty-5% and 50% until the deficit is stable down, Council Tax to be dropped in 0.5, and an entire swathe of high quality administration experts and equality statisticians sacked, and the money given to ease the money pass of small companies and ethical farmers. additionally, expenditures of activity to be set at inflation+advance by potential of default, that's at the instant approximately 4%, no longer 0.5%. Oh, and a ninety% tax on those incomes greater effective than the best Minister (alongside with all bonus applications in variety), except they are in a position to coach they make investments their funds on issues that benefit society. like the Queen's Civil record, yet utilising to all multi-millionaires. they shop their privileges in the event that they are in a position to coach they have earned them by potential of their stable works. i might opt to look on the nicely known of the applicants on grant. My very own inclination is to choose for an self reliant if she or he's any stable, then the fairway (because of the fact the candidate that oftentimes stands right it rather is a sturdy egg whether he's not an extremely effective flesh presser) and then everyone else of any party who's very greater effective than foyer fodder. i do no longer anticipate my vote might make a ha'pworth of difference the two to the consequence or to the way the country and the international is run. progressively greater it rather is being put in the lap of mega-millionaires who ought to purchase effect to award themselves an ever larger proportion of the shrinking cake.

Answer 6

Liberal Democrats- the only centre left party around in today's politics. All the other main parties are right wing or centre right. Including Labour under the leadership of Tony Blair.

Answer 7

We got stuck with bush twice, Lets share the love...vote for GordonBrown. He's the idiot that sold the nations gold stash for $254 an ounce and bought US Treasurys with the proceeds.

any encore performance Mr.Brown?

Answer 8

George Bush or Tony Blair

Answer 9

British National Party. Check out their web site and see some sense.

Answer 10

The monster raving looney party