who you going to vote for in the next elections in the uk ??

Question

tory, labour, libs, greens ,bnp, loony party or any other party

why fudgie ???

Answer 1

Nobody - I shall return my ballot paper with the words 'None of these candidates have the abilities or policies to justify my vote' I did this in my council elections and until I get to choose who I may vote for I shall continue to do so.
Look at the fools who govern this Country - would you choose them ?
RoyS

Answer 2

I wanted to vote Tory. But now they have David Camron, no chance. The BNP is the only party to the right at the moment. Sad but true.

Jonny (Below): THE RESPECT PARTY??? Are you kidding?
This is the guy who went on Arab TV and appealed for Muslims to rise up and fight British troops. OH YES. Great idea Muppet.

Answer 3

i have no idea.

Last time i voted for the lib Dem's because of there higher education and tax policies, now Charles Kennedy has gone and there manifesto has changed i don't much like the look of any party.

I mean with the Tory's saying 'hug a hoody' and labour 'selling honours for cash' i think we're caught between a rock and a hard place.

Answer 4

No-one. Or MAYBE someone if I can do a mail in vote. To be perfectly honest, they all look like complete idiots, so I'm not feeling inclined to vote for anyone right now. Meh.

However, HELL NO I won't vote for BNP and you'd have to jab me with hot pokers to vote conservative. Monster Raving Loony Party it is!

Answer 5

I will probably still vote labour - I personally feel that less people are in poverty than before, more people have a much higher disposable income for luxuries than ever before, and that the economy is in a very strong position. I also agreed with the war in Iraq and felt that Tony Blair did not intentionally lie to us about WMD. i think the intelligence (used in a loose meaning) was wrong before it got to him, but the ethics behind the war were right. planning and implimentation could have been done MUCH better, though. My concern is that Gordon Brown does not fill me with confidence. I'm certain he will deliver a very strong economy, but a leader...?

Cameron is just full of empty policies filled with buzz words, and spin.

And Lib Dems, who would be my second choice have turned to snide comments about other parties and their representatives to knock down their opponants, without delivering anything new. Kennedy may have got my vote, at least i believed in him as a person.

Answer 6

i am anglo welsh, the only hope at the moment may be the scots,
they are approaching a situation that requires an act of great courage and faith. they want independance, if its real independance by that i mean total..not part of europe, then i would say we need an english branch to set england free, and a welsh branch set wales free,If they stay in europe it will be useless.

Answer 7

Given a choice between being dropped in a vat of boiling pig piss or voting Tory I would ask for time to consider my options. Despite disappointment with Labour the other options are pointless, mad or dangerous.

Answer 8

The BNP......It's time to smash this '3 party alliance' (Let's face it there all in it for them selve's) and give the power back to the people!!!!!!

Answer 9

Labour

Answer 10

Labour again, what's the alternative? Tory band wagon jumpers, or the we'll wait for public opinion to decide our policies Lib Dem. No of the alternative parties could hope to get the support or if they did would have an idea how to run the country. Look at Palestine, Hezbollah didn't expect to get in, when they did they didn't have a clue what to do when it came to running a country.