- Jul 10, 2003
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So if there were a GE tomorrow, how would you vote ? (Just a bit of fun and all kept anonymous so as not to upset anyone 
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[Politics] If there were a General Election tomorrow poll
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Whatever it takes to get this shower out...so thinking Labour...don't think anyone else stands a chance of toppling the Tories, and Labour can't be any worse than what we have, so thats my thinking....very scientific here!!
‘None of the above’ at the moment. Genuinely don’t know……….other than who it won’t be which is easier 
- Jul 10, 2003
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I've added two more options if that helps‘None of the above’ at the moment. Genuinely don’t know……….other than who it won’t be which is easier
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
MRL, they're all the flippin' same anyway.
Not The Count though.I've added two more options if that helps
Nah….not yet. Tactical anti-tory I suspect but voting for the (last) LD candidate would stick in my craw somewhatI've added two more options if that helps
- Nov 15, 2006
- 4,226
I have never voted Labour, and I won’t be starting now, I reckon Labour deserve a go but I have no confidence whatsoever in Starmer or Rayner. It could be worse…we’ll see
I’ll probably abstain, absolutely pointless voting for anything other than Labour or Conservative, so might as well not bother if you can’t
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Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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I wouldn't vote and neither would any of you. There wouldn't be time to book the stations, publish the roll, employ the polling staff etc. Our friend who works for Electoral Services would be having a breakdown. It's not even a Thursday! What about those who need a postal ballot? It's madness! You just haven't thought this plan through.
All understood, but just pretend!
I know what you mean, but it can't be any worse really...
Our local MP Tim Loughton has just annouced his is not going to stand again, think he is jumping before he is pushed, the Labour Candidate Tom Rutland looks like he's just out of secondary school, so probably more in touch with reality than Loughton. Will be interesting to see who the Tories stump up with here...its long been blue, but the last few GE's Loughton has been in a slow decline...
- Aug 7, 2003
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I’ve just the choice of Con, Lab & Lib Dem and can’t stand or trust any of them. According to the polls the Lib Dem’s are on course to oust Jeremy Hunt, so I might just give them a helping hand as Labour have no chance.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
- 7,347
Oh okay. I'll vote for Clement Atlee's 1945 Labour Party.All understood, but just pretend!
tigertim68
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- Sep 3, 2012
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You want take a bet on that
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Why the late edit?So if there were a GE tomorrow, how would you vote ? (Just a bit of fun and all kept anonymous so as not to upset anyone
Whoever voted for SNP needs to have a long hard look at themselves. A disgusting party who have ripped Scotland in two while simultaneously overseeing the distraction of our public services and bringing the appalling Scottish greens into government.
Not really, I just want the Tories out... tell me how to vote then?
stewart12
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- Jan 16, 2019
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it's certainly a seat that Labour are targeting, in fact both of the Worthing seats are- would have been unthinkable not that long ago but changing demographics have made it achievable (and the unpopularity of the Conservaties). Having dealt with Worthley through work I would have loved to see him lose his seat.
I'm in the west worthing one and will be voting Labour although as tories go I'm alright with Peter Bottomley