Who Will You Vote For In The Coming General Election?

[technodup]

Let's see how representative RB is...

ETA: I've already skewed the poll by selecting Labour as the anti-SNP option. It pains me to do it, and I still might not, but in the interests of fairness I can't opt for the Tories as it's 70/30 I won't.

 

[xerxes]

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Sadly, it really doesn't matter, like millions of others, I live in a stronghold/safe seat, so no matter who I vote for I get a Conservative MP and my vote counts for nothing.

 

[videojetman]

doesnt matter who i vote for, the hard working man will still get screwed by the government.
thankfully i dont think cycling will be taxed so at least i have that.

 

[technodup]

Aye, alright. It's not a poll about the pros and cons of FPTP, merely a temperature check of RB voting intentions to see if it is in any way representative of the wider public.

 

[tintin40]

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Voted

 

[The History Man]

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Fairy lights!

Voted. Despite being one of Maggie's boot boys in the 80s I've always voted the same.

 

[roadking]

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Voted, I always do - irresponsible if I didn't.

However a very safe Tory seat means a forgone conclusion, Jeffrey Archer (!) used to be our MP (before my time) and he used to stay with a neighbour (again before my time).

Hold on tight.

Jon.

 

[tintin40]

shouldn't the votes be hidden as in real life and the BoTM competition

 

[The History Man]

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Hemp sandals

 

[roadking]

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Tory Radical.

Jon.