British 2015 general election poll

[Dejanic]

Perhaps, but on the upside, if UKIP win this seat then that will massively destabilize the Tory party and Cameron, possibly helping Labour in the long run.

I think it's between the BNP, The Lib Dems and Greens.
*Nod*.

I've heard the Socialist Workers Party and "Yorkshire First" also have a damned good shot.

[Svatantra Mulukama]

I think it's between the BNP, The Lib Dems and Greens.
*Nod*.

I've heard the Socialist Workers Party and "Yorkshire First" also have a damned good shot.

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

[Arglorand]

I think it's between the BNP, The Lib Dems and Greens.
*Nod*.

I've heard the Socialist Workers Party and "Yorkshire First" also have a damned good shot.

TBH, at this point if I lived in Yorkshire I would seriously consider the latter just for like fifteen minutes.

[Dejanic]

I've heard the Socialist Workers Party and "Yorkshire First" also have a damned good shot.

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

The Whigs are also surging in the polls right now.

[Arglorand]

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

The Whigs are also surging in the polls right now.

Let's not forget the Irish Parliamentary Party.

[Bandwagon]

I've heard the Socialist Workers Party and "Yorkshire First" also have a damned good shot.

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

I forgot the Derwentside Independents.

[Bandwagon]

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

I forgot the Derwentside Independents.

Edit: And Idle Toad.

[Winston Spencer-Churchill]

I vote Tory naturally.

Labour won't get a majority, that's pie in the sky rubbish. I see either a Labour minority or a second Tory-Lib coalition with UKIP giving Confidence and supply for a referendum.

[Mollary]

I can't vote, but I'm going to be campaigning in Swindon for Labour.

[Vassenor]

Didn't the British Nazi Party recently tear themselves apart anyway?

[Vladisvok Destino]

Personally if I'm voting based on local candidate I'll probably go Tory as our local MP doesn't seem to be too bad, if I'm voting based on national chances I'll vote UKIP as I don't see the benefit of Europe and Labour/Libdems won't offer me the choice.

[Svatantra Mulukama]

I vote Tory naturally.

Labour won't get a majority, that's pie in the sky rubbish. I see either a Labour minority or a second Tory-Lib coalition with UKIP giving Confidence and supply for a referendum.

Labour won't get a majority? How can you be so sure?

[Britanno]

Labour won't get a majority? How can you be so sure?

Because Labour need 35% to have even the slightest hopes of getting into government, and they'll probably need more to get a majority (the current constituency boundaries gives them an advantage).

The last four YouGov polls had them at 33% and in one case, 34. The 34 was the most recent, but in the same poll the Tories achieved 34.

Labour don't have a hope of getting a majority unless there is a smooth transition of leadership (a change in leadership is unlikely this late on, a smooth was is out of the question).

[Britanno]

Na, the Swedish Democrats have done quite a bit to try and get rid of their racist image and "suck up to minorities", as have Marine Le Pen and the French National Front. The fact is UKIP for a long time were openly a racist party of angry old White men, it wasn't until around the 2008 mark when the BNP were effectively being demolished by everyone for being proudly racist, that UKIP began to modernise their tactics, and even then it hasn't been easy, there's always a looney Ukip councillor or spokesperson that comes out of the wood work and say's some horrifically offensive shit about gay's or minorities or women, and most of the time UKIP try and swiftly cover it up and deal with the perpetrator, but still, these people still exist.

Or even the odd leader making racist comments about Romanians compared to Germans.

[Svatantra Mulukama]

Labour won't get a majority? How can you be so sure?

Because Labour need 35% to have even the slightest hopes of getting into government, and they'll probably need more to get a majority (the current constituency boundaries gives them an advantage).

The last four YouGov polls had them at 33% and in one case, 34. The 34 was the most recent, but in the same poll the Tories achieved 34.

Labour don't have a hope of getting a majority unless there is a smooth transition of leadership (a change in leadership is unlikely this late on, a smooth was is out of the question).

I'm aware of that. But, polls can change between now and May.

[Insaeldor]

So I did the I Side With quiz for the UK parties and here's what I got.

Liberal Democrats 66%
Labour 61%
Conservatives 58%
Green 54%
British Nationals 33%
Scottish Nationals 27%
UK Independence 20%
Plaid Cymru 12%

I'd say this is fairly accurate since I feel that if I was a British citizen I would vote for the Lib Dems although I'm pretty surprised on how I got 33% for the BNP seeing as I think they are god awful. Many it has to do with my support for an English Devolved Legislature but maybe not.

[New Aerios]

So I did the I Side With quiz for the UK parties and here's what I got.

Liberal Democrats 66%
Labour 61%
Conservatives 58%
Green 54%
British Nationals 33%
Scottish Nationals 27%
UK Independence 20%
Plaid Cymru 12%

I'd say this is fairly accurate since I feel that if I was a British citizen I would vote for the Lib Dems although I'm pretty surprised on how I got 33% for the BNP seeing as I think they are god awful. Many it has to do with my support for an English Devolved Legislature but maybe not.

What are your economic views? The BNP are fairly leftist on economics, and if the general attitudes of NS are anything to go by, the 33% will be from that.

[Insaeldor]

So I did the I Side With quiz for the UK parties and here's what I got.

Liberal Democrats 66%
Labour 61%
Conservatives 58%
Green 54%
British Nationals 33%
Scottish Nationals 27%
UK Independence 20%
Plaid Cymru 12%

I'd say this is fairly accurate since I feel that if I was a British citizen I would vote for the Lib Dems although I'm pretty surprised on how I got 33% for the BNP seeing as I think they are god awful. Many it has to do with my support for an English Devolved Legislature but maybe not.

What are your economic views? The BNP are fairly leftist on economics, and if the general attitudes of NS are anything to go by, the 33% will be from that.

I consiter myself a social market capitalist so that might be it. Under review it says I side with both Labour and the BNP on economic issues.

[Valaran]

So I did the I Side With quiz for the UK parties and here's what I got.

Liberal Democrats 66%
Labour 61%
Conservatives 58%
Green 54%
British Nationals 33%
Scottish Nationals 27%
UK Independence 20%
Plaid Cymru 12%

I'd say this is fairly accurate since I feel that if I was a British citizen I would vote for the Lib Dems although I'm pretty surprised on how I got 33% for the BNP seeing as I think they are god awful. Many it has to do with my support for an English Devolved Legislature but maybe not.

Ah, that poll. I do it from time to time just to see how my views change
Its currently around 90% lib-dem followed by Tories at around 78% (then Labour).... with BNP at lowly 11% at the end.

Yeah the BNP have some random policies that no one knows about. But they're a little overshadowed by whatever else they say...

[Valaran]

Let's not forget about the rapidly expanding Monster Raving Loony Party.

I forgot the Derwentside Independents.

I hear the barons lead by De Montfort are doing well these days. And Richard III is quite a dark horse, it is known.

[Communal Ecotopia]

So I did the I Side With quiz for the UK parties and here's what I got.

Liberal Democrats 66%
Labour 61%
Conservatives 58%
Green 54%
British Nationals 33%
Scottish Nationals 27%
UK Independence 20%
Plaid Cymru 12%

I'd say this is fairly accurate since I feel that if I was a British citizen I would vote for the Lib Dems although I'm pretty surprised on how I got 33% for the BNP seeing as I think they are god awful. Many it has to do with my support for an English Devolved Legislature but maybe not.

What are your economic views? The BNP are fairly leftist on economics, and if the general attitudes of NS are anything to go by, the 33% will be from that.

Only about 17% comes from that. That was my BNP score...and I'm one of the more left-wing NSers in both social and economic spheres. Obviously, the BNP isn't drawing on ANY of my social ideas.

[Dumb Ideologies]

I got the following:

Labour: 76%
UK Independence: 71%
British National: 70%
Conservative: 69%
Liberal Democrat: 66%
Scottish National: 63%
Green: 57%
Plaid Cymru: 56%

For an economically left-labour voter who leans conservative on Europe and immigration that does seem about right. Looks like the rarest of things, a good online political test

[Unibot III]

Labour or SNP, probably, depending on if I were Scottish or not.

[Britanno]

I'm aware of that. But, polls can change between now and May.

Yes, they will, in the Tories' favour.

Think about it, what are Labour's actual policies? The leadership wants a mansion tax, but many of their donors and MPs are against it, so it wouldn't get through Parliament. They want to increase NHS spending by £2.5 billion, but that is nowhere near the £8 billion that is required, so they may as well have pledged a middle finger. They want to eliminate the deficit by 2020, but so far they have voted against every lot of spending cuts made by the Cameron government. What else?

Could a Labour supporter kindly explain to me why anyone should vote Labour other than to stop the big old mean Tories getting into power again?

[Empire of Vlissingen]

I would vote for UKIP.