UK General Election 2010 - Exceem POLL.

ainsleee · 26-04-10, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Simmo

EMA is an awful scheme fwiw. Good idea but not very well implemented. I used to love the bonuses.

Hah they were quality, nice £100 in your bank, niceonecheersta

FurbtasticM · 02-05-10, 05:00 PM

This may help you make up your mind on the voting:

How should I vote in the General Election 2010? - Telegraph

az87aris · 02-05-10, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by FurbtasticM

This may help you make up your mind on the voting:

How should I vote in the General Election 2010? - Telegraph

Oh dear.. the BNP came back with 70% followed by labour 43% and lib dems 40%

I wont be voting for the BNP, but those results are interesting!

FurbtasticM · 02-05-10, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by az87aris

Oh dear.. the BNP came back with 70% followed by labour 43% and lib dems 40%

I wont be voting for the BNP, but those results are interesting!

Says UKIP for me but I know nothing about them, not considered them.

Larkino · 02-05-10, 05:52 PM

UKIP are a nasty party, don't vote for them

claire80 · 02-05-10, 06:38 PM

ukip and tories for me ..i hadnt considered voting for either of them .. interesting

Schism · 02-05-10, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Larkino

UKIP are a nasty party, don't vote for them

They aren't that bad!

az87aris · 02-05-10, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Larkino

UKIP are a nasty party, don't vote for them

The same can be said for the conservatives and the slimeball that is david cameron..

Simmo · 02-05-10, 07:54 PM

Why is David Cameron a slimeball?

He's a very intelligent man and hopefully the next prime minister imo.

chigley · 02-05-10, 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Simmo

Why is David Cameron a slimeball?

He's a very intelligent man and hopefully the next prime minister imo.

He's on cloud nine! Has no idea how the rest of the country that aren't Etonians live.

az87aris · 02-05-10, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Simmo

Why is David Cameron a slimeball?

He's a very intelligent man and hopefully the next prime minister imo.

I really hope you're joking? Anyone that even considers voting for him to be the next prime minister seriously needs their heads looking at.

Simmo · 02-05-10, 08:03 PM

Larkino · 02-05-10, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Schism

They aren't that bad!

yeah they are.. withdrawal from the european union and not lose jobs? yeah that'll work (y)

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Originally Posted by az87aris

The same can be said for the conservatives and the slimeball that is david cameron..

of course, I dislike both parties

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Originally Posted by Simmo

Why?

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az87aris · 02-05-10, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Larkino

yeah they are.. withdrawal from the european union and not lose jobs? yeah that'll work (y)

TBH if we pulled out of the EU there would probably be more jobs than there are now, as there would be less people coming over from EU countries for employment.

mcgrou · 03-05-10, 02:13 AM

williamblah · 03-05-10, 10:09 AM

Although those tools shouldn't guide your whole decision making process in terms of who to vote for, they are very very useful! They remove all stigma and previous images of a party.

The only thing you have to add into the mix, is whether you actually trust the party to actually implement their policies, and also, whether you think their policies will become more and more extremist (i.e. BNP!).

matty_boy8 · 03-05-10, 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by az87aris

I really hope you're joking? Anyone that even considers voting for him to be the next prime minister seriously needs their heads looking at.

Not that I'm saying you are az87aris, but anyone that votes for Labour will need their heads looked at!

God help us if they get back in...

chigley · 03-05-10, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by matty_boy8

Not that I'm saying you are az87aris, but anyone that votes for Labour will need their heads looked at!

God help us if they get back in...

You say that as if you think they're already out of power!

How about you stop with the ad hominems and lay down some structured reasons?

az87aris · 03-05-10, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by matty_boy8

Not that I'm saying you are az87aris, but anyone that votes for Labour will need their heads looked at!

God help us if they get back in...

I'm voting lib dems, labour have done enough damage already.

**xploit** · 03-05-10, 12:11 PM

Well my choice should be...

UK Independence Party: 62%
Conservative Party: 54%
Plaid Cymru: 51%
Liberal Democrats: 46%
Labour Party: 42%

But I'll be voting lib dem because that is the only candidate that has ever replied when i have e-mailed all local parties about any issues i have.

View Poll Results: Who would you like to win the UK General Election
Conservatives	20	25.97%
Labour	15	19.48%
Lib Dems	33	42.86%
Scottish National Party	1	1.30%
Plaid Cymru	1	1.30%
British National Party (BNP)	4	5.19%
Other	3	3.90%
Voters: 77. You may not vote on this poll

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