UK General Election

Not awfully in-depth or anything, but midly entertaining/interesting all the same. I'm in an office full of Lib Dems if the results here were anything to go by.

http://www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/

It's a bit basic, but it does throw up some interesting results.

Apprarently I should be a UKIP voter, but I wouldn't dream of it, bunch of idiots.

Originally posted by Lazerblue
It's a bit basic, but it does throw up some interesting results.

Apprarently I should be a UKIP voter, but I wouldn't dream of it, bunch of idiots.

I want the mad party to win they say all drinks at the pubs/club are £1 cool!!! 😀

I expected Lib dems and got Green by a margin of 12 over lib dems

Originally posted by vhouckham
I want the mad party to win they say all drinks at the pubs/club are £1 cool!!! 😀

Originally posted by Starrman
I expected Lib dems and got Green by a margin of 12 over lib dems

I predicted Lib Dem, and hey presto! I get Lib Dem and Labour equal on +11. My biggest shock was that the greens were -19 on my scale... UKIP were -22 and Tories -12 btw!

Mark

i got lib-dem followed by green, interesting concept. Maybe the vote could be held in this way so rather than voting for parties people answer this type of questions and the winner is decided that way.

Originally posted by rhb
i got lib-dem followed by green, interesting concept. Maybe the vote could be held in this way so rather than voting for parties people answer this type of questions and the winner is decided that way.

I got Lib Dems marginally ahead of Labour, with a smaller + score for the Greens and negatives for the Tories and UKIP. That's just what I expected, except it put UKIP above the Tories, which is a bit worrying.

I think my Dad's going to be one of those confused voters RC refers to. Listening to his political views, they sound like a Lib Dem manifesto: higher taxes for the rich, abolition of tuition fees, a more active role in Europe, etc. But then when I ask him which party he supports he says things like 'Well I'm going to continue giving the Labour party £10 a month' and 'you just can't trust those Liberals'. 🙄

Originally posted by royalchicken
That would deny people the right to vote contrary to their own view without recourse to lying 😛.

I have found out I am not eligible to vote - I am not on the register, probably due to my own aversion to dealing with paperwork when it falls through my door.

But, I thought I wouldn’t go down without a fight, and after visiting the council, then speaking to the electoral commission, and then a very
informed gentleman at the Department for Constitutional Affairs, I am out of options.

Would you believe, despite the government’s efforts to get people to vote (large spend on TV advertising) you had to be registered to vote PRIOR to the election being announced? 🙄

I live in quite a marginal seat too…

-Russ

Originally posted by Lazerblue
"cool" until the mindelss £1 a pint idiots get out of the pub and smash up each other and the local area for two hours every Friday an Saturday night....

Originally posted by T1000
Not awfully in-depth or anything, but midly entertaining/interesting all the same. I'm in an office full of Lib Dems if the results here were anything to go by.

http://www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/