What constituency do you live and vote in ?

[User removed 4]

Reigate.

CRISPIN Blunt holds it for the Tories with a majority of 11,000 over the LibDems. Mind you, with the new found Clegg effect, maybe it will be worth voting afterall.

why have you capitalised the tory candidates name SIMEON ?

 

[nwgull]

Manchester Withington, currently Lib Dem with slim majority over Labour. Likely to be held comfortably.

 

[BLOCK F]

Conservative held Chichester.....Andrew Tyrie.

 

[Hotchilidog]

Brighton Pavilion - hopefully turning from red to green

 

[The Large One]

is she fit?

Mmm... no.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Mmm... no.

er people in glass houses.....I would if she won it.

 

[Seecider]

Bath, held by Lib Dems since Chris Patten was defeated in 1992 in the aftermath of the poll tax. Have the dubious privilege of living in the ward that elects Bellotti to the local council. Needless to say I always vote against the Lib Dems for that reason.

 

[Gwylan]

Nice pic of Emily and grandad

http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/032m2VO4807pG/610x.jpg

 

[Badger]

Brighton Pavilion for me. All those people saying it's going Green, are you actually going to vote for the Green Party?

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Brighton Pavilion for me. All those people saying it's going Green, are you actually going to vote for the Green Party?

I doubt when faced with the reality in the ballot box many will. This country needs voting based on the national agenda not local ones.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

There should be one vote for your preferred party and one for a constituent MP whose job it is to represent his/her constituency.

 

[SurreySeagulls]

Tories held Guildford

 

[Simster]

I doubt when faced with the reality in the ballot box many will. This country needs voting based on the national agenda not local ones.

Disagree. I think the Brighton Pavillion ward are in unique position to deliver a bloody nose to Labour. Unhappy left of centre voters may choose to vote Green, which would keep out the Tories, cost the Labour party and give the Greens the voice in parliament that their national-wide support richly deserves.

 

[Gwylan]

Brighton Pavilion for me. All those people saying it's going Green, are you actually going to vote for the Green Party?

I will

 

[The Large One]

Brighton Pavilion for me. All those people saying it's going Green, are you actually going to vote for the Green Party?

Expect so.

 

[strings]

There should be one vote for your preferred party and one for a constituent MP whose job it is to represent his/her constituency.

From memory, something similar to this happens in Germany - I can't quite remember how it works and I'm not sure if they still use it...

I think your vote effectively gets counted twice - once to elect your local MP and once again to go towards a regional proportional representation vote. Therefore, about half of the house are elected to represent their consstituencies, and the other half are elected through PR.

The upside is that smaller parties get into parliament, the downside is that independents rarely get in.

I may be well out of date with this... there must be an expert on German politics somewhere...

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Conservative held Surrey Heath - Michael Gove

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Tories held Guildford

Won it from the Lib Dems last time but Ann Milton has been a poor constituency MP. I think she may struggle to retain the seat as the previous MP (Sue Doughty?) is standing again.

 

[Withnail]

I was previously in Sleaford and North Hykeham with Conservative Douglas Hogg, the man with the moat.
With the boundary changes I'm now in Labour held Lincoln.

 

[Brian Potter]

Eltham - Labour held with a majority of 3276. It is on the list of seats targetted by the Tories to take. For me it is a tricky one. Clive Efford, the incumbent MP is a bloody good local MP, but can I bring myself to effectively endorse Brown and Co. by voting Labour?