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I thought it would be a good idea to see where the readers of DS stand politically just before the English and Welsh local elections and the London Mayoral election. The question is, if there was a General Election tomorrow which party would you vote for?

I have requested a poll which should be up shortly.

If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? 169 votes

Labour
21% 36 votes
Conservatives
42% 71 votes
Liberal Democrats
14% 24 votes
SNP
7% 12 votes
Plaid Cymru
1% 2 votes
UKIP
1% 2 votes
BNP
5% 10 votes
Northern Ireland party
1% 3 votes
Other
5% 9 votes
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    crumbscrumbs Posts: 4,239
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    Conservatives - simply to get Labour out.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 3,561
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    Definitely Conservative
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    Billy NomatesBilly Nomates Posts: 9,121
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    Conservative
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    coshamcosham Posts: 5,875
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    #5
    Conservative.
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    chris20chris20 Posts: 3,637
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    Conservative
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    razorboyrazorboy Posts: 5,831
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    #7
    Green
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    zeebrazeebra Posts: 6,885
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    Conservative
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,665
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    Conservative
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    SuperwombleSuperwomble Posts: 4,361
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    Conservative (although it doesnt matter here in Sevenoaks as its as Tory as you can get anyway)
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    BallroomBearBallroomBear Posts: 564
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    Conservative, just to get Labour out. Cameron doesn't appeal to me one bit though, and his new idea about the Police having to issue crime maps is just a pathetic gimmick that solves nothing.
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    chris20chris20 Posts: 3,637
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    just saw something on the news Conservative 44percent labour 22 that is very good to see.
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    zeebrazeebra Posts: 6,885
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    Superwomble wrote: »
    Conservative (although it doesnt matter here in Sevenoaks as its as Tory as you can get anyway)

    It matters a great deal where I am - we have the fragrant Jaquie Spliff, Home Secretary in a marginal seat. I hope we can get shot of her next time around.
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    rabyburnsrabyburns Posts: 769
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    crumbs wrote: »
    Conservatives - simply to get Labour out.

    It's tragic how polarised english politics are when you read something like that.. We kicked both labour & Tories out here, its really funny cause now their joining forces like an unofficial coalition...

    Democracy? Don't make me laugh :rolleyes:
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    :manson::manson: Posts: 817
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    Conservative, even though I think Boris is an idiot of the highest order.
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    FuddFudd Posts: 167,002
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    rabyburns wrote: »
    It's tragic how polarised english politics are when you read something like that..

    Democracy? Don't make me laugh :rolleyes:

    Same as America, if you want the Republicans out, bot Democrats. We're basically a two party system ATM, have been for a while, with other parties masquerading as having a chance.

    For me

    General Election: Conservatives
    Local Election: No idea, as the Tories seem to be braindead here ATM
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    AdsAds Posts: 37,059
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    For the first time ever I will be voting Conservative :)
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    AneechikAneechik Posts: 20,208
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    Conservative - best of the bad really.
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    jim_ukjim_uk Posts: 13,280
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    Conservative. Anyone else notice a trend here?
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    :manson::manson: Posts: 817
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    jim_uk wrote: »
    Conservative. Anyone else notice a trend here?
    No, no trend. No idea what you're talking about Jim. :D
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    Mark DillonMark Dillon Posts: 422
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    Conservative.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 9,286
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    Conservatives.
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    CLL DodgeCLL Dodge Posts: 115,865
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    Greens, if they have a candidate here.

    Otherwise Lib Dem or far left.
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    jim_ukjim_uk Posts: 13,280
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    :manson: wrote: »
    No, no trend. No idea what you're talking about Jim. :D

    I must be imagining things then. :D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 4,665
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    There has not been a Labour suporter so far.

    GREAT........
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,483
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    Labour - I still see no positive reason to vote Conservative.
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