Who will win the next British General Elections?

Question

At the moment opinion polls have been really close between labour and conservatives. If Gordan Brown does well maybe labour could see another term. Or do you think the liberal democrates might stand a chance?

Answer 1

Think Labour have justifiably lost voter confidence. Lib Dems are not ready to be in government. Conservatives should get in. Whether they stay in for longer than one term depends on positive changes that they might make. Voters are fickle though and could prove any expert wrong.

Answer 2

Liberal Democrats (or, The Joke Party) have absolutely NO chance. They are a complete shower of no-hopers. The Tories have elected yet another wishy-washy no-hoper (a f****** Old Etonian, for heaven's sake - a popular choice?) who imagines that we are all sitting around worrying about the environment. The environment! No mention of crime and immigration, which are the topics which ought to (but may not) win or lose the next election because the electorate have HAD ENOUGH!

Labour have done a great job with the economy but have F****** up our country with 3 million immigrants and now crime (as one Chief Constable admitted recently) is 'out of control.'

So who'll win? Probably Labour. But only by default. Nobody wants the LibDems, the Tories have shot themselves in the foot (for the fourth or fifth time) so Labour will waltz back in.

Best of luck, everyone!

Answer 3

Anybody as long as it isn't New Labour, that would finish this country if they got back in again. I don't know about the New Conservatives though, I'am a tory in my politics, but Dave Cameron has said things that I don't like, such as 'Hug a Hoodie', why the f*ck would I want to hug one of those scummy little a*seholes for? Maybe it was all just a publicity stunt but I get an uneasy feeling about comments like that. I would say that Labour actually has a good chance of getting back in, if it's Gordon Brown in charge, he's something different, and most importantly he's not Tony Blair! If that diddy stayed put, I'd say that Labour has about as much chance of winning as a one legged man doing the hokey-cokey!

Answer 4

The (New) Labour Party are trying to look like Tories.

The Tory party are trying to look like caring sharing New Labour.

The Lib/Dems are trying to look like both but with Green Taxation.

So it doesn't really matter this time around, as they appear to be clones.

The next General Election after ward is the important one.

If New Labour stay in, then skeletons fall out of cupboards, old Thatcherites pass on to the great beyond. Lib/Dems give the same old, same old.

Answer 5

I think the Conservatives will win it, primarily because our economy is going to worsen over the next 5 years, public sector budgets will have to be cut & Gordon Brown will reap what he has sown.

Dont forget that PFI is NOT on the Govt balance sheets, we owe a LOT OF MONEY that must be repaid.

Answer 6

At the moment,I despair of politics and politicians,the lot of them need to pull their socks up and make a return to honesty and basic ideals,for the first time in my life I am considering not voting at the next election due to a great mistrust of all parties!

Answer 7

I'd like to see UKIP (UK Independence Party) win, then we would have some English people in power rather than a bunch of treacherous Scots. Labour are a shambles and are traitors to the UK, selling us down the river to Europe. Conservatives are weak, Liberal are slightly better.... vote UKIP.

Answer 8

We should have a normal 'Joe Bloggs' win the next election. At least they would be in touch with reality, unlike Tony B-Liar.

Answer 9

Its a hard one.
Gordon Brown??? Mr TAX TAX TAX SPEND SPEND SPEND. No way. The man is a joke.
Torry's? David Cameron?? No chance.
Lib Dems? Never.

There is no one left that I would vote for now. I hate to see it but I am going to take a long hard look at the BNP now. They are the only ones to the right. Sad but true.

Answer 10

Anti incumbency