

yay for living in a crucial marginal seat with a mere 300 majority last time out. My vote actually means something!liberal wrote:Living in a very strong Labour seat anyway, but I should at least pretend my vote matters.
Boris is standing where I live so doubt my vote will mean much at allAren142 wrote:yay for living in a crucial marginal seat with a mere 300 majority last time out. My vote actually means something!liberal wrote:Living in a very strong Labour seat anyway, but I should at least pretend my vote matters.
crisps knows it, my limited experience with them has been ridiculousCrisps wrote:if you vote plaid you're genuinely nuts
What mess was that exactly? From what i recall, the global financial crisis was triggered by the banks, not individual governments.RichardUK wrote:ill be voting Conservative lets keep the recovery on track after the mess Labour made of it last time
This. Labour did a fair few things wrong but the crash wasn't their fault in the slightest.D.J wrote:What mess was that exactly? From what i recall, the global financial crisis was triggered by the banks, not individual governments.RichardUK wrote:ill be voting Conservative lets keep the recovery on track after the mess Labour made of it last time
I don't know where you live, but given I'm fairly sure both Labour and the Lib Dems stand in every seat in the country I'd be surprised if there wasn't a candidate for either.LostNoob wrote:Not really much choice too be honest.
Probably Green because they're the only party standing in my area that aren't vile knickerbocker glory like the Tories and UKIP.
If I could, I would probably vote Labour or Lib Dem though, as eton mess as they both are, they are still miles better than the Tory scum we have now.
Well, I say miles, maybe just a few inches better than the Tories, still lightyears better than UKIP though.
In the last general election, out of the 650 seats contested, both Labour and Lib Dems fielded 631 candidates.pokemaniac212 wrote:I don't know where you live, but given I'm fairly sure both Labour and the Lib Dems stand in every seat in the country I'd be surprised if there wasn't a candidate for either.
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