Meow

Torygraph link will tell you the answer...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/elec...tion-2010.html

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Autonomy

My results:-

61% Labour
58% Lib Dems
54% Scottish National Party
45% Conservatives

Charismatic

UKIP - 66%
BNP - 52%
Lib Dem - 33%
Conservative - 33%
Green - 17%
Labour - 14%

UKIP I can sympathise with for their stance on Europe. BNP perhaps their tougher stance on crime and punishment? Certainly not immigration. Would never vote for the racist cnuts.

Bahtatboy

Green: 51%
UK Indendence: 48%
LibDems: 47%
Labour: 46%
Cons: 42%
BNP: 32%

I used to be decisive, but now I'm not so sure...

littlejimmy

Liberal Democrats:72%
Green Party:70%
British National Party:48%
UK Independence Party:47%
Labour Party:46%
Conservative Party:45%

Meow

Not surprised by this

Lib Dem 65%
Labour 53%
Green 53%
Tory 37%
UKIP 33%
BNP 11%

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Inselaffen

the vagueness of the questions mean its a pretty useless tool.

do I think Asylum seekers should be allowed to work whilst their case is being heard - yes - do I think they should be allowed to work once they have failed - no
do I think people born outside the uk who commit crimes should be deported - no -do I think persistant or serious offenders who do so should be - yes
- should asylum seekers have to carry ID cards - yes (but so should everybody else)

Meow

I don't think it is supposed to give definitive answers, just some guidance and not very serious guidance at that. Who'd bother if it had 200+ questions? And would you really cast a vote based on an online questionnaire in a right-wing newspaper??

Did I miss the memo about it being Pedants Day around here today?
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Bahtatboy

Can't work out if your new avatar means your reformation is going well or badly.

And no, you didn't miss the memo, there wasn't one, I brought up the subject in a different thread. Oops, maybe that's a bit pedantic...

Inselaffen

as a tory supporter I would rather go by that than what is written in the Broad Sheet version of the Morning Star (Guardian).

I won't be voting anyway as I am not a UK tax payer therefore I don't believe I have the rmoral right to vote.

and its always Pedant's day on here !!

Bahtatboy

But surely voting's more than just how to raise and spend taxes. I believe I have the right to vote even though I don't pay UK tax (well, I do partly coz the family's back there and there's the council tax, vat, fuel tax etc etc). I have the right--both moral and legal--to vote coz I'm British. My 18-year old son believes my foreign wife (OK, Pedants--that's "my wife, who is foreign", not "my foreign wife as opposed to my UK wife") should have the right to vote coz she lives in the UK--she pays tax on her UK income, and contributes to the economy and various other aspects of the UK, and has permanent right of abode--but she's chosen not to become British, and in my view that means she's no right to vote. I don't think any other country allows non-nationals to vote.

lionheart

I have a rule never to discuss politics or religion in social circles.

Bahtatboy

You think its social in here? I've a headache, stubble and I'm possibly still drunk from last night, and definitely anything but social.

Meow

I'm fairly sure you've broken that a few times, Miss Mitford.

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Bahtatboy

And in the continuing theme of pedantry: just what does that add to the debate? Zilch.