The 2015 Popularity Contest (aka UK General Election )

Who will you be voting for?

  • Tory

    Votes: 38 9.9%
  • Diet Tory (Labour)

    Votes: 132 34.3%
  • Tory Zero (Greens)

    Votes: 44 11.4%
  • Extra Tory with lemon (UKIP)

    Votes: 40 10.4%
  • Lib Dems

    Votes: 9 2.3%
  • Other

    Votes: 31 8.1%
  • Cheese on toast

    Votes: 91 23.6%

  • Total voters
    385
  • Poll closed .
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Couldn't agree more. The right wing are panicking so will need to resort to type. Scaremongering. More anti SNP nonsense. If all fails bring out the Miliband supports Putin/ISIS/North Korea/Falklands/Gibraltar/Miliband is an alien or some such nonsense.
I think they're in a blind panic because they know the centre-right bloc cant get to 323 for a stable government, and know that a new election will come soon after (my position since day one, btw).

Kitchen sink plus all the contents of the shed getting thrown in now = weakness of their numbers. They cant stack them up sufficiently enough.

Hilarious.
 
It may well do, but that doesn't mean it isn't the most shocking endorsement of the election to date.

It'll still make [Poor language removed] all difference to the result, mind you.
Not really: the Guardian backing Labour was. That was leftfield given recent elections, whereas a corrupt oligarch protecting his money is less shocking.
 

I have no idea.
I'm voting for the Standing at the Back Dressed Stupid and Looking Stupid Party

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Not really: the Guardian backing Labour was. That was leftfield given recent elections, whereas a corrupt oligarch protecting his money is less shocking.

Oh, no, I think you're overplaying that a bit (actually, a lot...), the Guardian have spent the past 5 years up Labour's arse, whereas the Independent have been hardly been the coalitions biggest fan - I'd have been staggered if the Guardian didn't support Labour.
 
I'm voting for the Standing at the Back Dressed Stupid and Looking Stupid Party

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I've never voted before and I'm almost certainly not going to vote this time, either. But if I did I wouldn't have a clue who to vote for.

Which is why I don't vote. If there was a candidate (either as mp or pm) who I was either 100% behind or 100% against I'd be there but they're all about the same to me, tbh. Wouldn't know which way to jump, if pushed.
 
I've never voted before and I'm almost certainly not going to vote this time, either. But if I did I wouldn't have a clue who to vote for.

Which is why I don't vote. If there was a candidate (either as mp or pm) who I was either 100% behind or 100% against I'd be there but they're all about the same to me, tbh. Wouldn't know which way to jump, if pushed.

Russell Brand has failed his job.
 

I've never voted before and I'm almost certainly not going to vote this time, either. But if I did I wouldn't have a clue who to vote for.

Which is why I don't vote. If there was a candidate (either as mp or pm) who I was either 100% behind or 100% against I'd be there but they're all about the same to me, tbh. Wouldn't know which way to jump, if pushed.
And it's the fault of the parties that they never really inform people outside the usual media-sating bull they feed to the papers. It's the mushroom treatment - keep them in the dark and feed them crap.

If the parties wanted to turn non-voters such as your good self into votes, it always seems odd to me that they don''t go on more of a charm offensive.

I've always voted, and I always will, however not one party has doorstepped me, and we've had one single leaflet from an independent socialist local party.


It's like they don't care (and that's not in the sarcasm font either).
 
My heart tells me to vote Labour like I always have done (except in 2010 when I just could not vote for Brown) but my head keeps intervening and reminds me that Labour's economic policy is just waffle, with no content and little credibility. I do wish it was different but I can't trust them not to make another chuff up of things.

Not sure who that leaves as an alternative though:dodgy:
 
He was predicting that seat share yesterday and it was 1%.

Yes but he based his prediction on 'new data'. YouGov have a cut off time before data rolls on to the next days count which would indicate today's poll will see an increased tory lead. Kellner said himself his projection was not based on last nights 1% lead.

Someone from YouGov has already said tonights poll will not be a 1% lead to either party (which has been the case for the last week). It could be a tie but given the bullish mood of some scum hacks tonight I doubt it.
 

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