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[Dishevelled Den]

This is frightening... There seems to be a common theme of voting Conservative just to get rid of the "One eyed, Scottish Idiot"!

From what I've seen they are going to cost us even more!

History tells us the oposite

True... But the current campaign doesn't look as promising as it could :-/ :-/

Mind you, whoever takes power is going to have a tough time turning things around from the current mess

whoever takes power is going to have a tough time turning things around from the current mess

Without doubt LD, we, all, will be paying the price, for the 'privilege' of being part of the New Labour experiment, for some time to come.

[waspy]

Yep, i'm the one who will be voting BNP.

I'd do the same Pete, but my main aim is to oust the twots we have in now

[Elite Pete]

Yep, i'm the one who will be voting BNP.

I'd do the same Pete, but my main aim is to oust the twots we have in now

It won't make an difference Pete. 99% of the politicians are in it for themselves and it doesn't matter what party their from

[Varche]

I voted "none of these".

Sadly as an exiled Expat I am through a quirk of EU law not entlitled to vote for a national MP either in Spain or in Britain. I can and do vote for our local election and also our MEP.

I do however fervently hope that whichever party gets in will sort out the parlous state of the UK economy. Of course they won't.

[tigers_gonads]

Yep, i'm the one who will be voting BNP.

i'm the second one 

[Banjax]

I'm swinging towards Lib Dem, but if it looks like the tories have a shout, I'll vote Labour - I know what the Tory priorities are, I know who they look after and who they don't give a hoot about despite DC desperately trying to show they've changed - they haven't same old sTory i'm afraid 

my opinion on the outcome remains the same as its been for months - hung parliament with a Lib/Lab pact  the tories haven't nearly enough of a lead and that will shrink as we close in on election day

[tigers_gonads]

All the partys have changed ther ideals over the years
even the bnp have a new member about to join 

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20100215/tpl-sikh-will-be-first-non-white-in-far-5b839a9.html

[ians]

Mind you, whoever takes power is going to have a tough time turning things around from the current mess

If by some disaster Labour get back in, I can just imagine them standing around on day one looking at each other thinking - 'oh sh1t, what do we do now '

UKIP do talk some sense, but arguably a vote for them is a vote to allow Lab back in.

[albitz]

Depends if you live in a marginal constituency or not.The Tory vote where I live is about 3 times the total opposition vote. If I lived in a marginal seat I think I would have to vote for the useless Tories to try to get rid off the worst government in living memory. I would hope that Dave would have the balls to make Ken Clarke chancellor and give David Davies a senior post as he deserves it imo.

[Nickbat]

Mind you, whoever takes power is going to have a tough time turning things around from the current mess

If by some disaster Labour get back in, I can just imagine them standing around on day one looking at each other thinking - 'oh sh1t, what do we do now '

UKIP do talk some sense, but arguably a vote for them is a vote to allow Lab back in.

I understand what you're saying and this has been discussed at length in other places. I am rather minded to agree with the statement that "if you vote for the lesser of two evils, you're still voting for evil." I think that UKIP may do quite well but even if they don't, at the end of the day, I feel more comfortable to vote according to my conscience, rather than tactically. I think neither DC or GB would be good for this country at this moment in our history, as we need to reassess our relationship with the EU in the light of its ever-growing and pernicious power grab.

 

[jereboam]

It won't make any difference to the local result whatever I vote, because this is a safe Conservative seat.  I will be voting Conservative, though, because I want to register a vote against Gordon Brown and the Labour party.

I firmly believe that any vote for a minority party is a vote for Labour. 

Let's hope that DC will make a better fist of being PM than he's making of being Opposition Leader.  Bring back...











[size=9]...William Hague, even if he is a slaphead[/size] 

[Richie London]

whoever stops all this immigration and freeloaders, stops the lazy benefit cheats who wont work cause they are a bit down in the dumps, depression my rse.they gets my vote. and its not going to happen in my lifetime so whats the rather point. were be shite on whoever gets in. im voting bnp.

[Del Boy]

I vote BNP, only viable option for me, will be in the real election too.

[Auto Addict]

Votes for the minority parties is a vote to let labour in again.

And people will say, how did that happen, I didn't vote for them.

[Amigo]

Nota also. I no longer vote as no matter how you vote the goverment always get in!