Who will you vote for at the next general election?

[Hungry Joe]

Labour.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Lol.....who i vote for will stick between me and the ballot paper ...Of course once I've assessed the contestants i might choose not too.

I'd be interested to know that if people vote then how much they know about the actual MP they vote for.

 

[Mackenzie]

Kirsty Williams is my local AM, Roger Williams our MP. They are pretty good, so I'll probably vote for them.

 

[Trevor]

I visited that politicalcompass.org - On the basis of the results I should vote green

 

[Weatherman]

As neither of the main parties will face up to the future consequences of uncontrolled immigration then it has to be UKIP. They are the only ones likely to try to stem the tidal wave .
It's amazing that so few people seem concerned about the impacts - environment destruction for housebuilding, the problems of waste disposal, public transport and road overcrowding and health and education demands. The future is looking bleak for the youngsters and for a decent quality of life.

 

[beorhthelm]

As neither of the main parties will face up to the future consequences of uncontrolled immigration then it has to be UKIP. They are the only ones likely to try to stem the tidal wave .
It's amazing that so few people seem concerned about the impacts - environment destruction for housebuilding, the problems of waste disposal, public transport and road overcrowding and health and education demands. The future is looking bleak for the youngsters and for a decent quality of life.

and yet you would vote for a party that offers nothing on any of those issues, just focusing on immigration. daft.

 

[somerset]

and yet you would vote for a party that offers nothing on any of those issues, just focusing on immigration. daft.

I won't be voting for Ukip, but even I can see they have a raft of other areas of focus........some of them do look a little thin in the way of substance. but I see just as much flimsiness with most of the other parties in one way or another.

I do quite like the French system...as mentioned above.

 

[GT49er]

You can't vote out a bad mp anyway. There are there until the next election regardless. You think mps have links to their constituencies? How many have actually lived there prior?

Nothing to do with voting bad MPs out - just a better chance to stop the one you really don't want getting in.

 

[The Wizard]

Still undecided. No party has convinced me enough yet, I will vote because it's the correct thing to do but as yet not decided.

 

[Kumquat]

Greens for me still. Don't think they're the answer by themselves by any shot but hope they can form a coalition with snp and labour to make Milibands lot more representative of the under represented.

 

[narly101]

Has to be the Conservatives for me, only party serious about sorting out the country debt.

 

[dazzer6666]

Has to be the Conservatives for me, only party serious about sorting out the country debt.

Same here

 

[Hotchilidog]

Has to be the Conservatives for me, only party serious about sorting out the country debt.

Except that they have spent this parliament running up even more debt

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Simon Kirby Brighton Kemptown & Peacehaven.
Has done a great job & fully deserves a 2nd term (& he followed Albion away to Charlton!)

 

[Kuipers Supporters Club]

Simon Kirby Brighton Kemptown & Peacehaven.
Has done a great job & fully deserves a 2nd term (& he followed Albion away to Charlton!)

Asked a good question yesterday in PMQs, as did Lucas. Bit of a Brighton love in!

 

[glasfryn]

I know I cannot vote SNP but I quite like Salmond now after thinking he was a tw@t but it now seems that SNP ARE GOING TO VOTE AGAINST ANYTHING TORY ........................................... not all bad then

 

[glasfryn]

can someone tell where the 12billion went that we loaned the European Bank and the 7 billion we loaned to Ireland, have we got this money back yet?

 

[Willy Dangle]

Not sure who but will probably go with the majority on this poll