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Who do you vote for.

Who got rid of BNP?

None of them. Has it actually been called?

since when have there only been two political parties?

Oxford is the Lib Dems

There was an option other

Spoiled ballot from me

Looks like the Tory boys are strong amongst the TEF.

Personally, I'm undecided.

I don't want to vote Torie. Not with that Blair clone in charge anyway.

I will never ever vote Tory. Despite coming from a Consertative stronghold I cannot associate myself with that party.

My prediction is that Labour will win the election (it'll be close) - although I'm unsure whether I'd vote for them myself. However, I can see Gordon Brown lasting a few more years.

It's tough choosing which bunch of lying bastards to vote for.

I'm very apathetic about the whole thing. None of the above (or any of the others either).

Labour probably,possibly Lib Dem.

i won't vote for any one party every time, i'll weigh up the national policies and local mp policies and vote for the one i like best. until it actually came to an election, i wouldn't really look into it too much, other than what makes the news.

As much as i think cameron is an Eton knob jockey, i wouldn't not vote for him based on that.

I wouldn't vote for a party (regardless of policy) if I felt their leader was a knob jockey.

That's like an American in 2000 and 2004 saying "George Bush is a knob jockey but I do like his foreign policy, and I know he's not really in charge, so what the hey - I'll vote Republican."

thats not quite what i meant, i'm saying if he comes across as a prick on tv but does the right things (or promises to do them in the case of an opposition party) then i can put up with the way he comes across.

Didn't David Cameron say he would pull us out of that EU Human rights thing? That's my reason for not voting for him right there.

i think my point has been heavily skewed, i wasn't saying i would vote for cameron or anyone else, i'm saying i would judge people on their policies not on whether i think they have shit hair or a silly voice or whatever.

I wasn't really addressing you axs, just making a point in general.

we both know that there are really only two of note.not that either are worth voting for

I don;t see how anybody can vote for a party which itself seems to be confused about which way it is going - and I like the way Gordon Brown has gone about things since he became PM. For those reasons I would currently vote for Labour

i will never vote for either in a general election. labour in al ocal election perhaps...

i'll probably spoil my ballot too

At the present moment, i'd probably vote Conservative, as they seem to be making the right noises. I don't like having a Scottish PM either. The English can't vote on their policies, so he shouldn't decide ours.

Locally, i vote for whoever says the things i want to hear regardin my immediate surroundings, regardless of their party.

labour over conservatives, just.

i trust labour a little more than conservatives to do a decent job, i'd be worried that if the connys got in they could easily fuck things up. plus brown coming into power has made cameron look a bit of a wussy, brown'd deck him.

I think Frankie Boyle on last week's "Mock the Week" summed it up best when he described Gordon Brown's election strategy as basically being "Vote for me because I'm a slightly different kind of cunt".

The same applies to all of the bastards if you ask me. I'm not sure I can bring myself to vote for any of them.

Incidently exactly how bloody long does the media have to have bored the arse off us about an election before it stops being a "snap election"? I'm sick to death of the bloody thing already.