General election survey

[shouldbeinbed]

Is there an election going on? Blimey I must have missed that.

you could easily have done round my way. If it wasn't for news of national campaign, I wouldn't have clue that my local MP and her rivals were bothering, a couple of leaflets and no doorknockers at all.

 

[Drago]

Sounds to me that they're sympathetic to the National mood.

Deport all the politicians to Texas, and make them stand in public with AK47s, do the whole world a favour.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

I just want it to be over. If any of the tossers say "hard-working families" again, I shall implode.

And - what exactly is a hard working family?

And does any politician give a stuff about the families that used to work very hard but not so much these days (us!)?

 

[rich p]

You could you do that 30 minute survey thing then? I can't be arsed.

Good heavens, no. I bemoaned the waste of 20 seconds of my life recently. (posts passim)

 

[Tin Pot]

Work smart not hard.

Etc.

 

[mybike]

you could easily have done round my way. If it wasn't for news of national campaign, I wouldn't have clue that my local MP and her rivals were bothering, a couple of leaflets and no doorknockers at all.

I don't think they want to be elected, same here.

 

[Archie_tect]

Voting appears to be an emotional response rather than a practical one.

The national percentages in that survey's results show a much more even spread with Labour [26%] ahead of the Greens and LibDems [21%] with the Conservatives [14%] and UKIP well behind.... sad that people tend to ignore what is being presented to them.

Perhaps all it shows is that people who take part in surveys [ie with a tendency to be more curious and more open to change?] are clearly left of centre.... and that people who write these surveys are too, because if it showed a national trend in the election, and it should if people voted more pragmatically, the party splits would be very different.

 

[Supersuperleeds]

It's been doing the rounds for three or four weeks now. It's conclusions about my political alignment being 180 degrees out with my voting intentions will not influence my vote one jot. I'll be too busy in the Great Wen trying to influence the American view on me being a suitable visitor to its shores followed by pies and alcohol with @User14044 to get back in time to cast my vote.

@vernon the only vote that counts tomorrow for you is the photo challenge vote

 

[cd365]

I chose no policies of the party I was going to vote for!

 

[Archie_tect]

I might be forced into a coalition with @potsy tomorrow

Vote for Heron- you know it makes sense.