Will you be voting for New Labour at the next general election?

Answer 1

Probably not , but what are the alternatives? The dithering Lib dems or the tories that only help the middle classes?

Answer 2

As far as I am aware, new labour have never been on the ballot. They have always been called Labour, and no I will not be voting for an of the so-called 'mainstream' parties.

Unlike another stupid answerer here(Loveshatesugar), I do not understand how anyone can vote for any one that they themselves consider to be a part of a 'bad bunch'! If they are part of a bad bunch, do NOT vote for them you IDIOT!

Find a party that supports your view! Don't reluctantly support someone who doesn't deserve it. It is several million poeple dumbly following that attitude that got us into the position of having such idiotic politician's in power now.

Just think, if at the las election, everyone went out and voted with their convictions and not "well I need to vote a to stop b", and the non voters had done the same, instead of I hate labour or tory, but no-one else stands a chance, then today we could actually have had a Government that represents OUR interests.

I would love to wake up the day after the election and find Labour, Tory and Lib-Dem wiped out! If we, the majority of the nation who dispair at "new labour" , where to actually get off our collective asses and unite behind a new, Pro-British, anti-racist, common sense party. We would do it!

Labour only won 22% support of the entire population at the last election, most of that was reluctant, and they are way less popular now than they were then. And the Tories are almost as unpopular as Labour and the Lib-Dems are a joke.

Please vote for someone else. Anyone else. so long as you vote and it is along with your convictions.

Answer 3

A lot of people have developed a very negative view of Labour, but ask yourself where this comes from. Dreadful papers like The Mail, The Express and The Sun are pretty much committed to promoting the Tories and go about trying to brainwash their readers. You are better than that!
The Iraq issue is a difficult one for a lot of people (but the Tories would be no different).
There are many positives. Before 1997 there was no minimum wage and many were exploited, waiting lists for hospital treatment were two years (now a max of six months).
You will hear people complain about the Rail and the Water Companies - but there were far fewer problems before they were privatised and it was the Tories that did that.

Answer 4

I certainly won't be voting for Labour in any shape or form, but by the way they are ruining the country and bringing it to its knees there won't be much left for any party to run.

Answer 5

i dont propose to vote at all unless they come up with a coalition and i wouldn't mind tony blair as the prime minister, of a coalition he would then be in a position of not having to keep looking over his shoulder. anyway brown will be the man you would vote in if you vote new labour, would you ????

Answer 6

I was a life time supporter of labour, not any more.
I would like to see the English Democrats do well.

http://www.englishdemocrats.org.uk/

Answer 7

Never have. I would've voted old labour (maybe). Definately not voting tory or anything like that.

Answer 8

I think that all U.K. voters should vote for a change. Politicians are all the same once they get too cosy in power and they need shaken up a bit.

Answer 9

an alternative would be nice but we dont have one fit for government. I despair, so I will lodge a protest vote with some loony party

Answer 10

no way never again wil i vot labour and for generations my family has no more though.vote BNP or UKIP