Voting intentions at next General Election poll

[d000hg]

you got to laugh.

three people so far can not be bothered to vote in a general election poll, but can be bothered to vote in a poll in general

It's less effort to vote on CUK, plus people actually give some impression of listening.

[DiscoStu]

It's less effort to vote on CUK, plus people actually give some impression of listening.

Wibble.

[DimPrawn]

Someone must be voting for Brown. There must be one.

The country is booming again and not a single taker?

[AlfredJPruffock]

I can't decide whether I should vote NatWest or RBOS.

[BrilloPad]

Someone must be voting for Brown. There must be one.

The country is booming again and not a single taker?

But cuk only consists of educated erudite people who will only vote Tory.

HTH

[Sysman]

I can't be bothered to vote - it's actually meaningless in my constituency as there's no way the public round here won't re-elect Vince Cable.

But if everyone says that...

[MrMark]

But if everyone says that...

Vince Cable becomes PM?

[Moscow Mule]

But if everyone says that...

Then Vince Cable isn't my MP any more.

I might get to vote, especially if I'm WFH but my vote for Vince will only go with all the others...

[d000hg]

But cuk only consists of educated erudite people who will only vote Tory.

To strengthen the proletariat and crush the working classes.

[expat]

Can't vote tory: too too many wrongs in their past, and few if any have changed. And they are not the party of individual enterprise in any sense that we understand, that's just the clothes they try to wear. They are certainly not the party of individual liberty: (New) Labour are awful for their illiberal laws, but with the Tories it is deep in their roots. Your liberty does not excite them; only their own does.

Won't vote Labour: a few rights in their past, but they were always poor on liberty (since Roy Jenkins, anyway), and they are far beyond the limit now.

Might vote LibDem. They make enough sense (far more than any others) and don't have any real showstoppers. Why does it just not feel good to vote for them?

UKIP are not serious, or at least I wish they weren't. BNP are, alas. These 2 are really just crazy minor parties that happen to get more votes than Screaming Lord Sutch did.

The Greens are serious, but they're too, well, po-faced. Most of what they go on about is true, is a real issue, and needs addressed. Probably in politics, but by pressure groups, not general election parties. This is true for UKIP's few good points too.

So I can't really vote here either.