Who do you support UK Parliament 2010

[Formerly Californian Tony]

Suicide





Labour


LibDems

























Conservatives

[PASOK Leader Hashemite]

A lot depends on constituency, but LibDems almost everywhere in England, Mebyon Kernow in Cornwall (except in St Ives where I'd vote LibDem), SDLP in NI, SNP in Scotland and Plaid in most of Wales.

[bullmoose88]

I have absolutely no idea.  I'm guessing I wouldn't fit too well with Labour (as if I'd fit well with anybody), but have no dislike or animosity towards them.  If I did, would it matter anyway?

[afleitch]

For Scotland and removing the 'wee diddy parties'

Conservative Party: 57%
Scottish National Party: 46%
Liberal Democrats: 28%
Labour Party: 8%

[Јas]

80 Scottish National Party
74 Scottish Green Party
72 Plaid Cymru
69 Green Party
68 Liberal Democrats
58 Labour
58 UKIP
46 British National Party
43 Conservative

[NSA is just two letters away from NSDAP]

Lib Dems, though the best result would be a hung parliament.

[dialectical fetishist]

UK Independence Party:  72%
Liberal Democrats:  56%
Green Party:  35%
Conservative Party:  30%
Labour Party: 16%

Hmm. Didn't feel like the questions really matched my main concerns but oh well.

[You kip if you want to...]

Lib Dems, though the best result would be a hung parliament.

That's more or less a win for the Lib Dems. Nick Clegg will be the most powerful man in the country for a while, should there be a hung parliament.

[Sibboleth]

And within about three minutes he'd be one of the most hated. Be careful of what you wish for.

[Senator Ben]

Lib Dems, given the current state of Labour.

[Cubby]

Liberal Democrats  47%

Conservative Party:  38%

Labour Party:  33%


I have been a Labour supporter since at least the 2001 election (aka Foot in Mouth Election). This time though, I think Cameron is a good candidate compared to the morons his party has nominated before. If David Miliband were the Labour leader, I'd support Labour more enthusiastically. Cameron will be a huge improvement over Thatcher and, I'm assuming, Major (I know very little about him).

What I recall from 2005, is that outside of Cornwall and Scotland, voting for the Lib Dems just lets the Tories win. I would vote Labour if I was in England, but would vote Lib Dem if I thought they could win my constituency.

[PASOK Leader Hashemite]

When will the pathetic lovefest with Cameron the nice-moderate-progressive-green-liberal-happy Tory stop?

[RosettaStoned]

UKIP.

[bullmoose88]

Wtf, that vote thing had UKIP and the Greens neck and neck (admittedly in the 50s) with Lib Dems in 3rd in the high 40s....Labour at 21%, Tories at 19%.

I really need to know more about UK policies and issues before i take these things I guess....had to say open mind or skip for a whole lot.

[frihetsivrare]

Scotland

British National Party:  61%
UK Independence Party:  53%
Scottish National Party:  49%
Conservative Party:  38%
Scottish Green Party:  35%
Liberal Democrats:  30%
Labour Party:  13%

In reality I would vote for UK Independence or Scottish National.

[Boris]

When will the pathetic lovefest with Cameron the nice-moderate-progressive-green-liberal-happy Tory stop?

sometime after June 2010 most likely

[N.i.K.]

While I support the Tories, I don't really like how 'artificial' and 'custom-designed' David Cameron appears to be.

[Kuu ülevaade olulisematest]

Cameron's always come off as super-fake to me.

[N.i.K.]

Cameron's always come off as super-fake to me.

Yeah, that's the first thing I noticed about him when I discovered who he was. And he's not helping matters by being excessively vague all the time ("I'll cut the deficit, not the NHS"). That, and those airbrushed posters of him...

If he does in fact lose, I think that it will be possible to link him to Tom Dewey, and the entire election to 1948.

[Kuu ülevaade olulisematest]

Neil Kinnock would be the obvious one.

[Senator Barnes]

England

LibDems: 57%
Labour: 51%
Con: 41%

I'll admit, the high Conservative percentage is a bit startling!

[dialectical fetishist]

Doing Scotland + Wales:


SCOTLAND:


UK Independence Party:
     
    72%
Liberal Democrats:
     
    61%
Scottish Green Party:
     
    37%
Labour Party:
     
    37%
Conservative Party:
     
    33%
Scottish National Party:
     
    30%

WALES:


UK Independence Party:
     
    54%
Liberal Democrats:
     
    53%
Plaid Cymru:
     
    50%
Green Party:
     
    30%
Conservative Party:
     
    29%
Labour Party:
     
    21%

[President Mitt]

England

Liberal Democrats:
 65%
UK Independence Party:
 54%
Conservative Party:
 47%
British National Party:
 36%
Green Party:
 35%
Labour Party:
 23%