well said I couldnt agree more.
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Lib Dem because while not agreeing with alot of their policys I have the least issue with them compared to the others. Also we need electral reform. The BBC calculator showed that if all 3 main partys got 30% each (10% other) then labour get around 3 times the seats of lib dem and 100 more than the conservatives, while proportional representation gives a bigger voice to the bigots etc I think it's worth it.
I live in a Conservative stronghold (very safe) seat.
I voted Conservative
My wife voted Labour
Will be voting Lib Dem when I get home this evening. Not that it's going to make a blind bit of difference in my constituency.
I had the Labour councillor come around recently and three of the four pages of her pamphlet dealt not with policy, but with why I shouldn't vote Tory. //static.avforums.com/styles/avf/smilies/facepalm.gif I asked her what if I wanted to vote Lib Dem and she just laughed...
Unless you are the Polish President?
Sorry
I'll be going with my sister to vote after work and we'll both be voting Labour.
My seat is a marginal and Labour need all the help they can get....
voted lib dem, always have done, im sure they would do a better job than the tories
Voted tory not that it really matters in my seat with a large labour majority.
Very little point in me voting anyway; The Times - Election'10
But to be honest I might vote Tory. Not sure why, I ran through the policy test thing and it said I should go for Green or Lib Dem but honestly there's so many things they've said I really don't agree with. Plus the Tories are blue, and Chelsea are blue. Seems as good a reason as any nowadays.