I was just wondering.

[vicky=)]

i am not getting in to which party should win or any of that crap, but my curiosity is leading me to wonder, whom the hell do the Glastonburies vote for. I mean I presume most are liberal but obviously that may not be completely true!!

P.s Sorry if this is a repeat couldn't find anything similar!!

p.p.s Lets not start any debates!!

Edited March 24, 2010 by vicky=)

[vicky=)]

How on Earth do i do a poll?!

i got it!

Edited March 24, 2010 by vicky=)

[laid back in the sun]

are you sure this is a good idea?

[vicky=)]

yeah you could be right :/ But i had to do it the curiosty was killing me!

[Kyelo]

No choice for BNP?

[vicky=)]

No choice for BNP?

[Joshuwarr]

As a member of the Lib Dems its pretty easy for me...

Is it sad that I'm looking forward to the election just as much as Glastonbury ?

[vicky=)]

Haha I kinda am too, Apart from I am not looking forward to the likely outcome!

[Kyelo]

As a member of the Lib Dems its pretty easy for me...

Is it sad that I'm looking forward to the election just as much as Glastonbury ?

Edited March 25, 2010 by BenchBuddah

[toooldtoknowbetter]

I'm old enough to remember the winter of discontent, the horrors of the Thatcher years, the joy of change in 97, and look where it got us.

I have always maintained that everyone should vote, or at least register their feelings on polling day, even if that means drawing a big cock on your ballot paper, but this time...f**k knows. I've never been more despondant about our politicians than I am now. We've never had less choice about the way we are governed. And sadly, it's our own fault.

[Nyika]

If I told you who I was voting for you'd stone me, and just as a clue, there's no slimey shiny foreheaded blokes or racists.

Edited March 25, 2010 by Nyika

[Kyelo]

If I told you who I was voting for you'd stone me, and just as a clue, there's no slimey shiny foreheaded blokes or racists.

[Charlotte391]

This'll be the first year i'll be able to vote ( ) and it's gonna have to be Liberal. I live in Bath and i'm fairly certain we've had the same Liberal MP for pretty much the whole of my life. Who needs change, aye?!

Speaking of good old Don Foster, he wandered past me and my friends a few weeks ago while we were in the queue for a night club...was very disorientating, the last time i'd seen him in person i was about 6 and he was doing an assembly at my primary school.

[Nyika]

SNP?

[geztival_09]

I have no idea who to vote for, or whether to bother at all. I don't know enough about different parties to make a proper decision.

The way I see it is they are all smarmy gits who talk out of their arses and will say anything to get the public onside. I even got a birthday card last year from my local labour MP because I turned 18

[halfpint]

I'm old enough to remember the winter of discontent, the horrors of the Thatcher years, the joy of change in 97, and look where it got us.

I have always maintained that everyone should vote, or at least register their feelings on polling day, even if that means drawing a big cock on your ballot paper, but this time...f**k knows. I've never been more despondant about our politicians than I am now. We've never had less choice about the way we are governed. And sadly, it's our own fault.

[seertuck]

As a member of the Lib Dems its pretty easy for me...

Is it sad that I'm looking forward to the election just as much as Glastonbury ?

Edited March 25, 2010 by seertuck

[Laura_Babs]

Interesting to see the results. I hope more people vote (on this poll...and in the election for that matter)

[Buddhafish]

I'm old enough to remember the winter of discontent, the horrors of the Thatcher years, the joy of change in 97, and look where it got us.

I have always maintained that everyone should vote, or at least register their feelings on polling day, even if that means drawing a big cock on your ballot paper, but this time...f**k knows. I've never been more despondant about our politicians than I am now. We've never had less choice about the way we are governed. And sadly, it's our own fault.

[Wanderlei]

Shame on the people who aren't voting for anyone. That's how the BNP got into European parliament. The same number of idiots voted for them, it's just that the voting turn out was so bad that the votes they got were enough this time. That's my first point: just vote! Even a vote for the Tories would be better than not voting at all!!!!!!! There must be one party you'd prefer to get a seat more than the BNP.

Secondly, i hope people vote for labour. If you're working class and you're voting for the Tories you're a fool. Do you remember what they did to us last time they were in? Labour has done a lot for us and the Tories will send all that to pot. They'll screw the workers over again just like they did to the miners. Labour won't be perfect, but who else can you vote for? A vote for the Lib Dems or the Green Party is essentially a vote for the Tories.

So, to summarise:

1. Vote! Make sure the BNP don't get a foot in the door.

2. If you're going to vote sensibly, vote Labour.

Thanks

[indisguise]

Shame on the people who aren't voting for anyone. That's how the BNP got into European parliament. The same number of idiots voted for them, it's just that the voting turn out was so bad that the votes they got were enough this time. That's my first point: just vote! Even a vote for the Tories would be better than not voting at all!!!!!!! There must be one party you'd prefer to get a seat more than the BNP.

Secondly, i hope people vote for labour. If you're working class and you're voting for the Tories you're a fool. Do you remember what they did to us last time they were in? Labour has done a lot for us and the Tories will send all that to pot. They'll screw the workers over again just like they did to the miners. Labour won't be perfect, but who else can you vote for? A vote for the Lib Dems or the Green Party is essentially a vote for the Tories.

So, to summarise:

1. Vote! Make sure the BNP don't get a foot in the door.

2. If you're going to vote sensibly, vote Labour.

Thanks

[worthyraver]

Labour took us into an unjustified illegal war, I know elections are won on domestic policies, (how else could they have got back in!!!!!), but I dont forget, all those brave British (and other nations) soldiers dead, lets face it for oil money. The then labour leader:Blair just as good as pulled the trigger on death of Dr David Kelly.

As I say elections are won on domestic policy, the above facts are not under dispute, but it does not matter because its consequences were in a far off land. Unless of course your son or daughter or relative is a dead soldier. I dont know any dead soldiers so no direct consequences for me, but I wont forget.

Voted in the poll "Not at all, whats the bloomin point?" However I would vote for the liberal democrats, but I disagree so strongly with proportional representation (PR), that I could not bring myself to do it.

[sifi]

Labour took us into an unjustified illegal war, I know elections are won on domestic policies,

[worthyraver]

What about the Falklands, then?

[Chazeboy]

thats why i love this site, it is a kind of follow on to Glasto, that we can have political debates/topics discussed. Its not all about what Brandon Flowers suit jacket will look like this year...or whatever

Edited March 25, 2010 by Chazeboy