The General Election is a few years off yet so a lot could change (although I doubt it somehow) but I’m interested in which party people would vote for?
In the last election I voted Lib Dem. I did this because I wanted a hung parliament. I wanted to put the Lib Dems in to see what they were made of. Big mistake because it’s been shown they are not made of very much at all.
If the election was tomorrow I would vote for Labour. Normally I wouldn’t because although, as a working class person, I agree with their policies I’m a little uneasy with immigration. It’s the volume that concerns me and Labour tends to favour the migrant. However the Conservatives are killing us financially and making this country a place for the rich. They are trying to keep the working class under the thumb.
So Labour gets my votes.
By: Matt-100 - 6th December 2012 at 18:01
I too, like others, would vote for UKIP…
If The Aviation Forum‘s poll is anything to go by, it’s starting to look like Nigel can expect a landslide victory in 2015? :p
As well as wanting out of the EU; UKIP is also the only party that’s pro-nuclear (which I see to be the only short term solution to the UK’s energy crisis).
By: Arabella-Cox - 6th December 2012 at 17:18
I gave up politics when Margaret Thatcher resigned.
By: Bob - 6th December 2012 at 17:11
In the last election I voted Lib Dem. I did this because I wanted a hung parliament. I wanted to put the Lib Dems in to see what they were made of. Big mistake because it’s been shown they are not made of very much at all.
Youmean you hadn’t already figured that out?…..
If the election was tomorrow I would vote for Labour. Normally I wouldn’t because although, as a working class person, I agree with their policies I’m a little uneasy with immigration. It’s the volume that concerns me and Labour tends to favour the migrant.
And it’s thanks to Labour’s attempts at social engineering we have the current immigration problem…
However the Conservatives are killing us financially and making this country a place for the rich. They are trying to keep the working class under the thumb.
And it’s thanks to Labour that we are in the financial state we currently find ourselves in. Forgotten that the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liam Byrne, left a note for his successor which said “there’s no money left”?
You’d really want to let them have a second go at screwing us up? And I suspect they only protest like they do to make the ‘right’ noises for the electorate – they would have no choice but to carry out the same fiscal policies to get the economy back on track.
So Labour gets my votes.
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By: j_jza80 - 6th December 2012 at 17:05
Labour can take the full political responsibility for the mess we’re in. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to differentiate between the 3 main parties now as they don’t have any political ideology – they do whatever they can to score points against the others, even if it means turning their back on their voters. Labour are the worst for this, as can be seen in Millibands completely inconsistent views.
I could tolerate Labour being in, so long as the 2 Eds were not a part of it. Ed Balls is as responsible as any one man for our current woes, yet he takes no responsibility for this.
I’ll be voting UKIP, mainly because I’ve lost faith in the main 3, I want tighter controls on immigration and I want a referendum on the EU.
By: charliehunt - 6th December 2012 at 17:02
UKIP or the Monster Raving Loony Party – if they had a candidate.
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