The election and all that

[Qu Klaani]

Just an excuse to post this "how I should vote" thingy."

I came out with:

Liberal Democrats:
66%
Labour Party:
66%
Green Party:
55%
Conservative Party:
51%

I left out the avowedly racist parties.

[Darragh]

Liberal Democrats: 68%
Green Party: 48%
Conservative Party:41%
Labour Party:34%


...and if I was English I'd vote Labour. Go figure.

[Kinders]

Not terribly surprised:

LD: 71%
G: 69%
L: 51%
C: 40%

Nice tool.

[Blossom]

Conservative Party:
77%
Labour Party:
44%
Liberal Democrats:
43%

Would like to know why my Lib Dem percentage is so low I desperately need the £10k personal allowance!

To be honest though I still don't know who to vote for. The conservative candidate here is a knob and I don't want to give him the satisfaction, and I don't agree 100% with any of the parties.

[Ian]

58% Labour
55% Lib Dem
53% Green
32% Tory

That's about the third one of these I've taken that's suggested I vote Labour :p

[Jaya]

Liberal Democrats: 64%
Labour Party: 54%
Green Party: 51%
Conservative Party: 30%

[Darragh]

Classic from Brown today. Reminded me of the Simpsons episode where Burns was running for mayor.

[Qu Klaani]

Ben Goldacre pointed this out, it's a little bit brilliant.

[Blossom]

*Heather is liking the new young and sexy Tory-Whig government*

[Ian]

Yeah - apparently it's ok to let private companies build, run and maintain nuclear power stations. Sounds pretty sound to me :sarcasm:

[Qu Klaani]

Nuclear power has no chance without massive state funding, so the one good part of the tory manifesto gets screwed by the Lib Dem's hippy faction. Yay for coalition politics!

[Mr Anderson]

*Heather is liking the new young and sexy Tory-Whig government*