It's Election Day

[Martin Ashford]

Get out there and vote. Seize the chance to kick the Bullingdon Club out of office.Do it for your childrens' sake.

[salvador wali]

[Ex_ollie]

#UpTheTorries

[gaxsa]

Mon e SNP

[mungo57]

Already voted. My soul has been sold for the next 5 years

[EZYSEY]

I've never been a torrie but the thought of having Milliband, Cleg or Farage as prime minister worries me.

[fatyeti24]

I've never been a torrie but the thought of having Milliband, Cleg or Farage as prime minister worries me.

i can guarantee that two of those options will not happen.

[Hugh Jass]

I'll exercise my democratic right on the way home from work. Worrying I still have no idea who to vote for.

Have too much of a conscience to vote Tory, not enough of one to vote Green, the thought of Milliband as PM terrifies me, was betrayed by the Lib Dems last time and cannot vote UKIP as I'm not a complete c##t!

Smeering faeces on the ballot paper seems a good idea at the moment.

[jeffie]

Smeering faeces on the ballot paper seems a good idea at the moment.

Surely that's just like voting ukip?

[jeffie]

Green for me.

[jeffie]

That rules out the Tories then.

[Hugh Jass]

Surely that's just like voting ukip?

If that were the case I'd request to deliver my vote to Farage personally.

[Babylon sister]

In the absence of green or cannabis is safer than alcohol on the ballot paper Ive gone snp

[hjglasto]

If anyone is unsure on who to vote for, this website shows how close it is in your constituency.

https://election.38degrees.org.uk/constituencies/

Voting Green as Labour are over 50% ahead of anyone else in mine.

[Ziggy2412]

Labour is the only choice for me. Where I'm from most people aren't privileged enough to be able to risk a Tory government getting back in. And as I would like the option of being able to afford to have a child in the next five years I'm really concerned about their plan to cut maternity pay.

In an ideal world I would vote Green, but the risk of another 5 years of Cameron is too great.

[PapaBentley]

Any thought's on Micheal and Emily Voting Green?

[jeffie]

Any thought's on Micheal and Emily Voting Green?

Aren't they like the royal family and don't vote, lol

[Bonehead> Clapton]

Would like to Vote green also, but wasted vote and cba for the tories anymore. labour for me. But there all tossers anyway

[siblin]

Any thought's on Micheal and Emily Voting Green?

Michael always used to identify with Labour, but he's quiet on the subject in recent years.

edit: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Eavis

Apparently in 2010 he re-associated himself to Labour

Edited May 7, 2015 by siblin

[stuartbert two hats]

Green for me.

Really?

[russycarps]

farmers usually vote tory.

I wonder what % of glastonbury goers are tory bastards these days? Probably around 25% I'd guess. How depressing.

[marktea]

^{Voting is great. Seriously It's not a perfect world and our system can be frustrating, but it is our one chance to have some sort of influence. Grab it and enjoy I say.}

^{And it'll be Labour for me today. Anyone who can upset the owners of the Telegraph, Sun, Times, Express and Mail by standing up to them as much as Miliband has done is the type of guy I want in charge.}

Edited May 7, 2015 by marktea

[al_coholic]

The thought of Ed Milliband, Ed Balls, Yvette Cooper and Nicola Sturgeon running the country absolutely scares the shit out of me. Which is why this election is a bloody nightmare.

[jeffie]

Really?

You hadn't realised ?

[JayBalls]

It's a two horse race between Lib Dems and Tory here unfortuntely so a vote for anyone else is kind of wasted as no one else can win here, so Lib Dem it is for me I think.