UK general election poll

[The Republic of Llamas]

Greens, definetly Greens.

I would vote them, except last time I checked they were against nuclear power, which is rather ironic seing it is the only real hope* of going green until fusion pans out.

*especialy considering wind and solar don't work due to lack of wind/ sun, and there expensive. Now if we could harness power from rain.....

Well you can, just electrolyze it into H and O to get the materials for Nuclear Fusion... Oh wait, D'oh!

[Nervium]

Greens, definetly Greens.

I would vote them, except last time I checked they were against nuclear power, which is rather ironic seing it is the only real hope* of going green until fusion pans out.

*especialy considering wind and solar don't work due to lack of wind/ sun, and there expensive. Now if we could harness power from rain.....

No, but you can harness the power of love.

[British Prussia]

c'mon conservatives!

[Alyakia]

I would vote them, except last time I checked they were against nuclear power, which is rather ironic seing it is the only real hope* of going green until fusion pans out.

*especialy considering wind and solar don't work due to lack of wind/ sun, and there expensive. Now if we could harness power from rain.....

No, but you can harness the power of love.

is this some kind of sick joke

[British Prussia]

I seriously want this to break NS slight lean towards the left

[Nervium]

No, but you can harness the power of love.

is this some kind of sick joke

No. *starts Barry White record*

Anyway, either Greens, some kind of Socialist Party or Raving Monster Loony Party.
Mostly Green Party though.

[Nazis in Space]

>No BNP on the poll

Blatant bias is blatant.

maybe they're just such a political non-entity that the OP completely forgot about them

(the greens have an actual MP)

Maybe they're such a political non-entity because the liberal media continually omits their existence to further their dark agenda of turning the UK, well... Darker. A campaign to repress and silence to death the best, last hope of Great Britain and the British Empire.

[Geilinor]

I seriously want this to break NS slight lean towards the left

The right is only at 36%.

[Alf Landon]

I seriously want this to break NS slight lean towards the left

The right is only at 36%.

Quite. I think you may be expecting abit too much out of this poll.

[Alyakia]

maybe they're just such a political non-entity that the OP completely forgot about them

(the greens have an actual MP)

Maybe they're such a political non-entity because the liberal media continually omits their existence to further their dark agenda of turning the UK, well... Darker. A campaign to repress and silence to death the best, last hope of Great Britain and the British Empire.

i had my money on "nick griffin is a big dumb dumb and the rest aren't much better"

[Geilinor]

The right is only at 36%.

Quite. I think you may be expecting abit too much out of this poll.

I'm not on the right, I thought British Prussia wanted this to "break NS's slight lean toward the left", so I said that it won't happen.

[Alf Landon]

Quite. I think you may be expecting abit too much out of this poll.

I'm not on the right, I thought British Prussia wanted this to "break NS's slight lean toward the left", so I said that it won't happen.

I know, I was talking to BP.

[Nazis in Space]

Quite. I think you may be expecting abit too much out of this poll.

I'm not on the right, I thought British Prussia wanted this to "break NS's slight lean toward the left", so I said that it won't happen.

Slight?

[British Prussia]

I seriously want this to break NS slight lean towards the left

The right is only at 36%.

Alright fine NS huge lean to the left... But it'll work out Us conservatives must be working and not on the benefit...

JOKES BEFORE WWIII STARTS

[Breadknife]

I've never been a "solid" voter (you know "Labour till I die" or "Of course I'll vote Tory, what's the name of the chap who is standing, this time?"), sometimes even making the final decision even as I'm staring at the ballot paper, but the following lines of thought come to mind, were I being asked right now to vote... (Although some of these are long-held opinions.)

I dislike parties like Respect. I find Nigel Farage annoying enough to poison the (already less-than-convincing) party he represents. (Actually, the same also goes for George Galloway in his own right, thinking about it.) I don't credit the Conservatives for the recovery, at all (in fact, I think they made it more painful). I'm still somewhat dissapointed with the Lib Dems (a party I've historically supported, at least as much as any other), but I'm sure it's better with ConDem than just with Con. If it was ever New Labour directly v.s. the Old type I'd prefer the honest Old one, although with reservations about the more extreme Leftish areas I'd be subscribing to, by proxy. I'm not a (regional) Nationalist of any kind, nor a Republican, so various one-trick/few-tricks pony parties of those flavours don't appeal to me. Finally: My local MP is pretty much welded to his seat (and I don't dislike them as a person, either), so I can't imagine how (or, indeed why) I should bother to try to unseat them on this occasion¹.

But one party I've not yet had an opportunity to vote for (and may jump at the chance, should I ever get it) would be Official Monster Raving Loony Party. Assuming I can't see any other party I must vote for, for some reason, if they arrived on my ballot paper they'd definitely get my vote. No, I'm not the kind of person to stand on that platform myself, before you ask.

(The above counts for all levels, from Westminster MPs at all regional levels down to local council or even parish elections, etc.)

¹ The most I can do is to 'send a message', but I've not yet worked out how my 'message' could best be spelled out. e.g. "S", "P", "O", "I", "L", "E", "D", "<space>", "B", "A", "L", "L", "O", "T". Although that's one of the few ways (not otherwise ruled out) that, so far as I know, I haven't voted for. I have been too busy to actually go and vote, but that's different.

[Alyakia]

The right is only at 36%.

Alright fine NS huge lean to the left... But it'll work out Us conservatives must be working and not on the benefit...

JOKES BEFORE WWIII STARTS

maybe all the old UK conservatives died during the winter while the government spent its time ranting and raving about planeloads of bulgarians that never came so they can't post.

just one alternate theory.

[British Prussia]

Alright fine NS huge lean to the left... But it'll work out Us conservatives must be working and not on the benefit...

JOKES BEFORE WWIII STARTS

maybe all the old UK conservatives died during the winter while the government spent its time ranting and raving about planeloads of bulgarians that never came so they can't post.

just one alternate theory.

*Romanians

[Alyakia]

maybe all the old UK conservatives died during the winter while the government spent its time ranting and raving about planeloads of bulgarians that never came so they can't post.

just one alternate theory.

*Romanians

more of a ferry people, inexplicably

[The Nihilistic view]

I've never been a "solid" voter (you know "Labour till I die" or "Of course I'll vote Tory, what's the name of the chap who is standing, this time?"), sometimes even making the final decision even as I'm staring at the ballot paper, but the following lines of thought come to mind, were I being asked right now to vote... (Although some of these are long-held opinions.)

I dislike parties like Respect. I find Nigel Farage annoying enough to poison the (already less-than-convincing) party he represents. (Actually, the same also goes for George Galloway in his own right, thinking about it.) I don't credit the Conservatives for the recovery, at all (in fact, I think they made it more painful). I'm still somewhat dissapointed with the Lib Dems (a party I've historically supported, at least as much as any other), but I'm sure it's better with ConDem than just with Con. If it was ever New Labour directly v.s. the Old type I'd prefer the honest Old one, although with reservations about the more extreme Leftish areas I'd be subscribing to, by proxy. I'm not a (regional) Nationalist of any kind, nor a Republican, so various one-trick/few-tricks pony parties of those flavours don't appeal to me. Finally: My local MP is pretty much welded to his seat (and I don't dislike them as a person, either), so I can't imagine how (or, indeed why) I should bother to try to unseat them on this occasion¹.

But one party I've not yet had an opportunity to vote for (and may jump at the chance, should I ever get it) would be Official Monster Raving Loony Party. Assuming I can't see any other party I must vote for, for some reason, if they arrived on my ballot paper they'd definitely get my vote. No, I'm not the kind of person to stand on that platform myself, before you ask.

(The above counts for all levels, from Westminster MPs at all regional levels down to local council or even parish elections, etc.)

¹ The most I can do is to 'send a message', but I've not yet worked out how my 'message' could best be spelled out. e.g. "S", "P", "O", "I", "L", "E", "D", "<space>", "B", "A", "L", "L", "O", "T". Although that's one of the few ways (not otherwise ruled out) that, so far as I know, I haven't voted for. I have been too busy to actually go and vote, but that's different.

Who is your local MP?

[Philanchez]

If Left Unity were to run candidates, then them. Otherwise, Socialist Party of England & Wales.

[Breadknife]

Who is your local MP?

Sorry, but I was being deliberately vague about that (and, for example, what length of time they, or their party, had been Safely Sat In The Seat already). When I (re)joined the forums I set myself a limit of how accurate I'd be about my locale, and that's the wrong side of the line.

Put it this way, it isn't George Galloway. (Wherever he is, right now. )

[Libertarian California]

UKIP

[Independent Canterbury]

UKIP.

[Marcurix]

If I had to vote today it would be the Conservatives, if not them then the Liberal Democrats.

Won't be voting for the UKIP, SNP or Labour either way.

[L Ron Cupboard]

I would not be voting, as there isn't a party that is saying what I want to hear.