Who should I vote for.

[Silly Sausage]

Honest answers now, chaps!

Who you're planning on voting for, and what the test tells you.

Who should you vote for? | UK 2015 General Election Quiz (England)


Me, probably won't and Labour.

 

[Octopus]

Mine has me neck and neck between the Conservatives and UKIP - and I can assure you that I WILL NOT be voting UKIP.

I'm hoping for a continuation of the Conservative/Liberal coelition.

 

[Andy78]

My result has my views in line with the greens followed closely by the Labour party. UKIP was furthest away.

I'm happy with that diagnosis

 

[Clive P]

Hi,

Mine was Conservative, UKIP second with the lib dems farthest away.

Regards.

 

[dcelectrical]

I have been to vote at every election and by election since I was able to vote I used to be involved in the lib dems at an early age and my father was a local councillor, I will be going into the ballot box and putting a line through my ballot paper because they are all a lying bunch of toe rags who would be confidence tricksters if they had to survive in the real world - good people enter politics and their good ideas are stifled by the party line , if there was a way of the lib dems running the country I think they may make a difference, however even when politicians make a decision the middle managers in the civil service move so slowly that thing become unworkable. as for what works best for me, who ever runs the country will be trying to put their hand in my pocket take out twenty and give me 5 back.

 

[uksparks]

Conservative, always have and always will.

 

[plugsandsparks]

errr, came out as clearly UKIP with a smattering of Cons..... now confused. suppose I had better read the UKIP manifesto and find out who my candidate is..........

 

[telectrix]

mine was ukip @ +17, tory @ +12, with labour @ -30.

 

[rapparee]

Mine was

Labour 54
Green 51
Liberal 6
UKIP -33
Tory -42

and I'll be voting for none of them.

I'll be voting for a local party.

 

[richy3333]

SNP all the way

 

[Adam W]

Con 12
Ukip 11
Lib Deb -4
Lab -16
Green -18

Pretty much what I expected.

 

[trev]

I think the " I'll vote for X because I always have and always will" is a bloody ridiculous idea. Sadly it's all too common round our way too.

 

[davesparks]

Do what you always did, get what you always got.

 

[brucelee]

Mine was Labour with over 34% and greens at just over21% then Lib dems at 2% which is what they will probably get then Ukip at -7% and the torys in LAST at -26%

 

[brucelee]

I thought mine would be Labour followed by Ukip the Torys are were I expected them to be and the Lib Dems, somehow I ended up with greens in second

 

[Adam W]

I was hoping for a UKIP/Green coalition.

 

[rapparee]

I was hoping for a UKIP/Green coalition.

You'd be a long time waiting for that.

UKIP wants less immigration the greens want more.
UKIP wants less foreign aid the greens want more.
UKIP wants trident the greens don't.
UKIP wants tax cuts the greens want tax increases.
I could go on.

 

[Adam W]

You'd be a long time waiting for that.

UKIP wants less immigration the greens want more.
UKIP wants less foreign aid the greens want more.
UKIP wants trident the greens don't.
UKIP wants tax cuts the greens want tax increases.
I could go on.

That's why I was hoping for a coalition between the two.
I think it would be interesting.

 

[dcelectrical]

that's a bit like me wanting a hung parliament, i'd even buy the rope!

 

[walsh builders]

Had me pretty well pegged.

Tory, followed closely by lib dem.

I want this coalition to continue, so will be voting for one of them.

 

[walsh builders]

I think the " I'll vote for X because I always have and always will" is a bloody ridiculous idea. Sadly it's all too common round our way too.

Oh, you mean labour voters?

Ironic thing is they've not actually been proper labour since Blair (the young conservative) took the party in a new (Tory) direction.

I like my Tories to wear blue, not red

 

[trev]

Oh, you mean labour voters?

Ironic thing is they've not actually been proper labour since Blair (the young conservative) took the party in a new (Tory) direction.

I like my Tories to wear blue, not red

No, I don't mean Labour voters (although the outlook is common) I mean everyone who holds that pathetic, ridiculous viewpoint which I suspect is just as common across the entire political spectrum

 

[walsh builders]

I agree completely. But I do find that that view is voiced by LOADS of labour voters, who vote that way "because me dad did. And his dad too!"

 

[trev]

I've acknowledged that Walsh but if you want proof that it exists on the other side of the fence take a look back to post 6

 

[walsh builders]

Fair point.

I missed that one