If you had a UK vote?

Winty

I just completed this great little survey and it tells me that I should vote BNP!!!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/election-2010/7541285/How-should-I-vote-in-the-General-Election-2010.html

Take five minutes, its great

When i did it again for N. Ireland I got Ulster Unionist Party !!! well I never

Midnight_EG

What's the point if I can't actually vote?

SugarHigh

I thought we could vote?

Winty

Midnight_EG wrote: »

What's the point if I can't actually vote?

Its just for FUN, dont play if you dont want to

who the fug

I have a vote and it is telling me to vote UKIP

Winty

SugarHigh wrote: »

I thought we could vote?

We do, I am an Irish Man in London and I have the right to vote

Mark200

Liberal Democrats:
72%

Green Party:
52%

Labour Party:
49%

Conservative Party:
41%


Surprising

pickarooney

Lib Dem or Green for me, apparently. Do I not theoretically get a vote in the UK elections, or do I have to be resident there for that?

Winty

pickarooney wrote: »

Lib Dem or Green for me, apparently. Do I not theoretically get a vote in the UK elections, or do I have to be resident there for that?

Anyone born on the island of Ireland and who resides in the UK can apply to vote

prinz

Lib Dem
Labour
Greens
Conservatives
BNP
UKIP

in that order.

Dennis the Stone

Liberal Democrats:60%
UK Independence Party:49%
Labour Party:44%
British National Party:44%
Conservative Party:33%


hmmmm.

After doing the extra questions, and excluding parties I wouldn't vote for:
Liberal Democrats:66%
Green Party:56%
Labour Party:53%
Conservative Party:41%

hblock21

British National Party 58%

Conservative Party 45%

Labour Party 32%

Liberal Democrats 30%

El Weirdo

1. Green
2. Lib Dem
3. Labour

The_Minister

Telling me to vote UKIP.

Would have thought the Lib Dems.

stevoman

what a crock of sh1t. i have filled out the form and now it wont let me past the part where i decide what issues are most importnat.

I wasted 5 minutes of my life on the british and now i want it back!

Joe Musashi

UK Independence Party:
61%
British National Party:
59%
Conservative Party:
59%
Labour Party:
41%
Liberal Democrats:
28%

PirateShampoo

Plaid Cymru.

That is all.

Stinicker

Ulster Unionist Party:
52% Democratic Unionist Party:
49% Social Democratic and Labour Party: I put in the North

thetonynator

UKIP, then BNP, then Tories, Lib dems, greens and finally labour.

Definately not what I would have thought!!!

thetonynator

I did it with the north as well and got sinn fein???

pickarooney

pickarooney wrote: »

Do I not theoretically get a vote in the UK elections, or do I have to be resident there for that?

It is very easy to get on the register in the UK. I was living there for a year but when I was only there a few days a form came to the house to add any new people living at the address to the register. I put my name down, nothing else.

When the elections for London mayor came along I got my vote, I was not asked for a shred of proof. Basically from what I see if you know someone living there you could register to vote at their address if you lived there or not, dont know why anyone would want to do this though.

Its much harder here, I was removed from the register here and had to get forms signed by the guards etc to get back on despite living here all my life and being on the register for years before hand.

ejmaztec

After completing that, I've got an urge to polish my jackboots and head off to Warsaw in my Panzer.

I've been assimilated into the Borg Nationalist Party @69%:eek:

Abrasax

I got 51% Lib Dems
50% Greens
50% UKIP
49% BNP

What a load of crap.

thetonynator

Just noticed that nobody got conservative or labour main parties, which seems a bit weird, considering not very many people will vote BNP or UKIP or Green . . .

getz

i have the vote ,but this time i am not bothering,but if i had the monster raving loony party candidate in my constituency i would give them my vote ,but the nearest one standing near me is in blackpool

Hells Belle

thetonynator wrote: »

I did it with the north as well and got sinn fein???

Me too, I thought it was broken, why wasn't beardy Gerry on any of those debates with the other three freak shows? As for the other two parties, eh sorry who?

Sinn Fein: 68%
Social Democratic and Labour Party: 61%
Alliance Party: 55%

StormWarrior

I do have a UK vote, and this quiz is telling me to vote BNP.

UK Independence Party: 65%
Conservative Party: 51%
Labour Party: 25%

I don't really know a lot about the party's so I cant really say how accurate the results are. I should also still have a vote from when I was living there.

RichTea

I'd probably be able to vote.

It came out as Lib Dems, Labour, Greens then the rest way behind. That's pretty much as I expected it to be.

Scarinae

I'm able to vote, cos I'm living in the UK right now. Anyone from the UK, a Commonwealth country or Ireland can vote if they live here

My name is URL

BNP - 56%
UKIP - 52%
Conservatives - 48%

What the bloody hell!

Stinicker

My relatives in the UK are voting Conservative but would have voted BNP if they had a candidate in their constituency. Immigration is totally out of control in the UK and whites are practically a minority in London now, it is disgraceful and horrible, I was in London over the weekend but it felt like I was in either Nairobi, Mumbai or Islamabad, the Brits must have a Deathwish if they don't stop immigration soon.

orourkeda

BNP 51%

RichTea

Surprised about the high number of boardsies getting high marks for BNP.

thetonynator

RichTea wrote: »

Surprised about the high number of boardsies getting high marks for BNP.

Especially seeing as we had a thread dedicated to giving out about them last week . . .ironic!!!

My name is URL

RichTea wrote: »

Surprised about the high number of boardsies getting high marks for BNP.

Just highlights the gulf between the BNP and other parties which refuse to touch immigration matters. People see an issue and there's only 1 party willing to be direct in discussing it.

Even if most of BNP's policies are extreme, if other parties aren't willing to acknowledge the subject then they're tacitly telling people to support the party that is willing to do so.

OxfordComma

45% Conservatives vs 40% Lib Dems... I'm shocked! Although I don't actually know a whole lot about things like Parliamentary Reform in the UK, so I don't really have much of an opinion on them, which may have affected my score... Still, it's HIGHLY unlikely that I'd ever actually pick a conservative party over a liberal one.

PirateShampoo

Think a lot of people vote for the party of which they like the name of most, regardles of policys.

thetonynator

PirateShampoo wrote: »

Think a lot of people vote for the party of which they like the name of most, regardles of policys.

That explains why fianna fail are in power . . .

landsleaving

Liberal Democrats - 49%

Green Party - 41%

Labour - 37%

BNP - 35%

UKIP - 34%

Conervatives - 32%


At least I didn't get a high score for the BNP I suppose, thought it'd still be lower though

cruiserweight

Scottish Green Party: 58%
Liberal Democrats: 57%
Scottish National Party: 57%
Labour Party: 57%
UK Independence Party: 46%
Conservative Party: 41%
British National Party: 33%


I think I will vote Pirate Party tomorrow

IvyTheTerrible

Liberal Democrats: 67%
Green Party: 53%
UK Independence Party: 42%
Labour Party: 41%
Conservative Party: 35%
British National Party: 22%


Kind of what I expected but surprised that the labour party is so low.

Dozen Wicked Words

Liberal Democrats: 67%

Green Party: 52%

Labour Party: 50%

Conservative Party: 25%

Pleased with that, Cameron is a knob.

landsleaving

Is it just me or is the idea of a party actually called 'conservative' a bit odd? I know it's a political concept now, but only because the party exists in the firt place.

People interviewd on sky news are saying they'll vote conservative for change... maybe labour would be better served handing out dictionaries than campaigning?

landsleaving

PirateShampoo wrote: »

Think a lot of people vote for the party of which they like the name of most, regardles of policys.

The why don't this lot get more votes? http://www.omrlp.com/

Mint Sauce

Conservative Party: 41%
Liberal Democrats: 40%
Labour Party: 18%

mmm, sounds close enough

Lux23

I got the Lib Dems.

Mint Sauce

Hells Belle wrote: »

Me too, I thought it was broken, why wasn't beardy Gerry on any of those debates with the other three freak shows? As for the other two parties, eh sorry who?

the northern parties had their debate on the beeb last night, alot of mud was slung

toomevara

I have a UK vote. I live in a safe labour seat (at least it was safe). I'm a natural Labour voter, but massively disillusioned with them over so many issues. However I do not want to live in a country with Dapper Dave as Pm. I'll be voting Lib-Dem tomorrow, in the hope that they'll hold the balance of power and push through voting reform so that the ridiculous first past the post system, which disenfranchises huge swathes of the UK electorate, is changed for some form of PR.

Bottle_of_Smoke

Sinn Fein: 50%
Ulster Unionist Party: 49%
Democratic Unionist Party: 45%
Social Democratic and Labour Party: 43%
Alliance Party: 35%

Weird, if you switched DUP & Sinn Fein its the exact opposite order I'd have in voting preference.

Agent Smith

Conservative 63%