votematch.org.uk/2010/index.php Lib Dems 54% for me.

votematch.org.uk/2010/index.php Lib Dems 54% for me.

Equal first UKIP & Tory for me.

Did you leave all 6 options in?

Definitely. Tories and BNP were in single figures % wise.
I vote Lib Dem anyway, but it's only a bit of fun. Anyone who decides who will get their vote based on that wants their head testing

BNP & Greens were my bottom 2. Its certainly an interesting quiz, but imo, its decided by what you pick as your 3 important and 3 non important issues, rather than the 30 questions. Its easy to see which 3 would make you a BNP voter for example.

UKIP 56%
CON 52%
Lab 22%

www.votematch.org.uk/ Conservative Party: 59% UK Independence Party: 57% British National Party: 52% Liberal Democrats: 44% Labour Party: 36% Green Party: 17% www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/ Labour 18 Conservative 6 UK Independence 4 Liberal Democrat 3 Green -12 It looks like the Greens are out the window anyway.

www.votematch.org.uk/ Conservative Party: 59% UK Independence Party: 57% British National Party: 52% Liberal Democrats: 44% Labour Party: 36% Green Party: 17% www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/ Labour 18 Conservative 6 UK Independence 4 Liberal Democrat 3 Green -12 It looks like the Greens are out the window anyway.

Conservative Party: 46%
UK Independence Party: 39%
Labour Party: 34%
Liberal Democrats: 31%
British National Party: 30%
Green Party: 29%


Most disappointing thing there is that BNP isn't last - don't forget to use your votes peeps, remember all the uproar after BNP won the NW seat in the European elections!

UKIP
Labour
Lib Dem

Conservative 61%
UKIP 61%
BNP 51%
LABOUR 37%
LIB DEM 30%
GREEN 9%

What do i do now? toss a coin?

BNP 59%
UK Independence Party 49%
Lib Dems 42%
Conservatives 37%
Green Party 32%
Labour 27%

UKIP 61%
BNP 51%
Labour 47%
CONservatives 44%
Libs 31%
Green 23%
Bilko's Lanky Streak of P*ss party voting to publically execute both S.Long and L.Briers* 100%

*Sadly I only stand in my part native Zimbabwe elections. Less corrupt politics there!

I think that will force alot to do so, but also, the TV "debates" whilst carefully structured and managed, will have given people a different level of access to the leaders, and will, imo lead to more people voting & amazingly, potentially, the Lib Dems, finally emerging as a viable alternative. Clegg hammered the other 2 last night.

Gordon Brown especially got hammered imo, he has got no chance of getting back in imo. I was impressed by Clegg though, he was clearly up for it and he came across very well.

Gordon Brown was his usual morose, dour self. Clegg was mightily impressive and looked like the only one speaking from the heart rather than a script.
David Cameron

We should all get them to sing X-Factor style!

If he was a Tory, he'd probably get voted in.
So do people want more of the same, or a change?

To be fair, anyone who is a Tory will get voted in this time around.

The Tories? Dear lord, no!
Fancy a change myself, so Lib Dem it is.

+1

Happy Zimbabwean Independence Day to you all!

Lets be honest, a pig wearing a suit would get in at Wigan if he stood for Labour !!!!!

Worked in Salford

Could the journo's name be any more apt for the article?

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Brilliant