Who have you voted for?
Labour.
In a Lib Dem safe seat - which i'm fine with Vince Cable winning - i have no beef with the Libs.
Just crossing my fingers that the Tories don't get in.
In a Lib Dem safe seat - which i'm fine with Vince Cable winning - i have no beef with the Libs.
Just crossing my fingers that the Tories don't get in.
I voted Lib Dem on the basis that I'll be voting Alliance over here.
Conservative - I'm in a safe seat but I've always voted (and always voted con) just because it makes me feel like I'm a part of the system. The Conservatives and David Cameron don't exactly embody my beliefs and preferred policy choices but they're the closest to me on the political spectrum.
Liberal Democrats for me although it was a close call between voting for who I want, or just stopping Conservatives.
If you don't mind me asking, what seat do you vote in?
First time ever have put my cross alongside Conservative.
Milton Keynes South West
Liberal Democrat.
I voted at 7.15am. Conservative
Changed and updated, all those who voted in the other thread, please re-vote now.
I ended up voting Labour. I'm in an incredibly marginal seat, with just a few hundred votes between Labour and the Conservatives. I'd like to have voted Lib Dem, but I reasoned that, with the current electoral system, I'd rather do my bit to try and keep the Conservatives out. I'll probably fail anyway.
Will be voting Labour later on once girlfriend gets home from work and we can drive over to the voting station.
I already added it two posts above lynchie!
What are you talking about?
You can't fool me, I can see your deleted message. Anyway, it's all working now.
Labour.
UK Independence Party
Interesting, it's a Labour-Conservative marginal.
BBC News | Election 2010 | Constituency | Milton Keynes South
Do you not think that you have wasted your vote?
I was arguing with that for a while, and to be honest (I haven't actually voted yet, just a couple hours away) I toyed with going Labour, at least to make a difference, but then I decided no, vote with who I want, and not with the alternative party, which will be a vote to see another party lose.
Anyway, I don't consider it a wasted vote as such, because it will still give my vote to a party in the spotlight, and if we all voted for the safer option to stop other parties from winning, the parties who actually earn our vote, like the lib dems for me, would never, ever challenge.
Plus, even if they don't win the seats, the popular vote still counts for something.
Gonna vote Lib Dems after work, although I want Tories to win (albeit with a sprinkle of Lib Dem) and my local Tory is 1/16 to win!
Are you guys serious voting for Labour?!
You honestly want that half-dead, one eyed chap who's party have been in power for 13 years, taken us to illegal wars, who have allowed the economy to be destroyed and have added soo much spin to Government that it's embarrassing?!
You honestly want that half-dead, one eyed chap who's party have been in power for 13 years, taken us to illegal wars, who have allowed the economy to be destroyed and have added soo much spin to Government that it's embarrassing?!
First what relevance does the 'half dead - one eye'd' jibe have to do with voting for policies.
They've been in power 13 years - And?
Illegal Wars - Granted, but so would the Tories.
Allowed the economy to be destroyed - The Tories have got pretty much every call in the recession wrong - don't nationalise Northern Rock etc...
It's a global recession - you mkae it sound like Brown himself robbed a bank and triggered a worldwide loss of confidence.
So much spin - 'Cos the other parties would never dream of that.
Just got back from voting, a steady flow of people.
You dont remember the Tories, do you?
If only this poll actually reflected what the results will be today 
As it is it couldn't be more wrong.
As it is it couldn't be more wrong.
There your betters Heapy, you just remember that!
fecking hell, I've nieces older than you
fecking hell, I've nieces older than you
Will vote Labour when I get home
United fans = Reds
United fans = Reds
that will do for me
If only this poll actually reflected what the results will be today
As it is it couldn't be more wrong.
You have to consider the demographics of an online & Manchester United community.
that will do for me
Change. Yes, that's certainly at the core of Conservative ideology isn't it. Not at all a pathetic attempt to catch a bit of Obama stardust.
but we do need change!
a change from the last 13 years ( especially the last few )
The funny thing is that this is the same answer I always get when asking why those that will vote Tory are doing so. Always the state of the economy and Iraq, ignoring the fact that the economy had nothing to do with Labour and that the Tories too supported the Iraq war. This whole classy 'one-eyed crook' dig is also frequent among em.
Gotta give Cameron credit, he's fooled quite a few with his empty promises.
The funny thing is that this is the same answer I always get when asking why those that will vote Tory are doing so. Always the state of the economy and Iraq, ignoring the fact that the economy had nothing to do with Labour and that the Tories too supported the Iraq war. This whole classy 'one-eyed crook' dig is also frequent among em.
Gotta give Cameron credited, he's fooled quite a few with his empty promises.
except Brown has made quite a mess with everyone's finances and the war was started by Bliar promising us that there were WMDs
Well with Labour having been in power this past decade and with what they intended for the nation, Change is the first name on the team sheet.
https://Man Utd.theoffside.com/files/2008/06/blue.jpg
So, change for the sake of change then? Shouldn't people want change because the change will make things better? You're rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.
i'm not on the Titanic weaste - but we will be if we don't get Brown and co out!
it will be a change for the better once that lot are gone.
Why would that be in you opinion? I bet that you voted Conservative in 1997, so you would not have been for change then. Correct me if I'm wrong on that.