Is it safe to say Labour voters tend to me more vocal than Conservative voters?

[Pat Vegas]

Vote labour sings in the windows of homes brings the whole place down a bit imo. It's very tacky. I seem to see more of them than any other. I have not seen any conservative signs yet live in a conservative seat.

Does this mean the mental Wenger Out :shout: types are more likely to vote Labour?


That's why these opinion polls are very misleading. incidentally where are these carried out and have any awimbers participated in one?

There is nothing wrong with voting labour of course. Vote for whoever you wish.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Snin]

Teresa may posters everywhere

[modd]

tonight. I think i can see one of them hitting between 310 and 320 and the other 290 to 300. See both on 36% of the vote

could still see a majority goverment as people will go back to major parties tonight.

lib dem will have a awful night . See them getting no more then 20 seats. Clegg finished at a national level. lib dems will force him out even if he trys to hold on.

snp will be badly hit by tactical voting will get no more then 25 to 30 seats in my view. sturgeon will be glum tonight

green will probally keep their one seat with lucas populur but no more then that.
ukip will at best get two seats in clacton and thurrock.

But farage will be a gonner tonight . Think his brand hurts ukip in that seat

think though nicky morgan, jim murphy and dougulas alexander will all hold on

gut instict its hard to call but i think tory will get most votes but cards are in milidband favour with lib dems more likley this time to prop them should neither party win a majority. tory best hope of goverment outside of that is to run minority goverment with help of dup and ukip mps. Labour best hope is with lib dems to prop them up.

[Snin]

The sturdy German chants its praise, In Moscow's vaults its hymns are sung

[Pat Vegas]

[Jake]

Dirty *******s.

[Berni]

that they are at least 80 per cent moronic c**ts, I don't. If they vote in any sort of socialist government, they absolutely deserve the rectum-ripping shafting they'll get. f**k 'em all.

[redgunamo]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

[Classic Jorge]

It's beyond me why anybody with half a brain would vote to reelect a government with this piss poor a record.

[Monty91]

Spending plans, presumably?

This article by Peep Show's Robert Webb has been getting wide-spread applause.

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/05/robert-webb-ed- miliband-might-not-be-kind-leader-you-put-t-shirt-he-still-n eeds-my (http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/05/robert-webb-ed-miliband-might-not-be-kind-leader-you-put-t-shirt-he-still-needs-my)

[Mc Gooner]

[Pat Vegas]

Labour hardly ended on a high note last time.

[Berni]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/general-election-2015/115869 31/A-clear-choice-for-Britain.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/general-election-2015/11586931/A-clear-choice-for-Britain.html)

[Classic Jorge]

And the people who will suffer the most will be the most vulnerable

[Pat Vegas]

to have counted their votes. It all feels very Blue Peter.

Also Swingometers. They can stick that up their arse too.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Labour win with 337 per cent of the vote.

[Berni]

Mind you, simply not being islamic seems to be sufficient to make one an Islamophobe these days.

[2 Strikers?]

and that is unless the author actually lives in Milliband's Constituancy he can never vote for him.

He can vote for Labour in the mistaken belief he's voting for Ed only for the Unions to withdraw their backing sending Labour into a leadership battle melt down. The same can be said of all the other parties as well. This isn't a presidential election, but maybe we should embrace that option, at least we'll know that the leader of the Party we vote for cant be taken away from us by internal wranglings and power struggles without triggering another general election.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Further proof that universal suffrage is a mistake. Stupid people who need to listen to the views of a third rate comic really shouldn't have a hand in choosing a government, should they?

[2 Strikers?]

If they actually gave a f**k about people other than the establishment and the old money brigade and looked after the people of Britain they might have more chance of winning outright.
Sadly under their stewardship life is very definitely harsher for the most vulnerable and we all end up paying through the nose for what should be public services siphoning off vast sums for profit and dividends, quite often to nationally run companies from abroad rather than reinvestment in infrastructure.

[Berni]

spare me the misery of hearing you justify it, OK?

[Berni]

[Rich]

in Epsom there is a lot of blue as well. Wd Bournemouth and Epsom.

[Peter]

You are better than this, b

[Classic Jorge]

....just show him this link

[Berni]

I said they summed up my feelings. I didn't say I'd derived my views from them.

Do try and see the distinction.