If you haven't already done so, tomorrow (Tuesday 20th April) is the last day that you can register to vote in the forthcoming General Election. This includes postal votes.
Incidentally, I see that 'vote rigger' Jamshed Khan has been out on the campaign trail, in a key marginal, with Eric Pickles and a couple of shadow cabinet ministers you may have heard of.
In answer to your question here's a tl;dr style reply.
Labour - No chance whatsoever. Lib Dems - No. Conservative - Not a hope. Greens - Definitely a no! British National Party - Just, no, really come on, no way. UKIP - Outside chance.
Buggered if I know what to do. Please leave some comments on my blog http://dioclese.blogspot.com because I genuinely don't know how to vote this time!
I've been a bit like Dioclese, a bemused & undecided voter. In the constituency where I live the sitting MP is resigning so it's all PPCs. I hate to say it but the Labour PPC seems to be the one already most involved in the community & comes across with great sincerity - however...... The Lib Dem also comes across well & he & the Labour PPC both responded very quickly to an email query sent to all the PPCs on my behalf by - is it 38Degrees? However, vote Cleggy, get Gordon seems to be on the cards - and that's ignoring Clegg's promise to support a vote on the Lisbon Treaty which he reneged on. Neither the Tory PPC nor the UKIP PPC bothered to respond at all - presumably doing far too important things to respond to a voter. End of candidates as far as I knew, so I thought I might either stay home or go & spoil my paper on the Great Day. Today I read the local paper & discovered that there's now also an Independent, endorsed by Martin Bell so he may well get my X.
As "long" as we get a "truly hung" Parliament is fine with me. It will be exciting seeing them parading about all "big and hung". No photoshopped images yet on what a "truly hung" Parliament is going to look like I notice? Manhandleofbum will be so pleased with a "hung" Parliament I presume.
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Heh, great picture.
In answer to your question here's a tl;dr style reply.
Labour - No chance whatsoever.
Lib Dems - No.
Conservative - Not a hope.
Greens - Definitely a no!
British National Party - Just, no, really come on, no way.
UKIP - Outside chance.
Buggered if I know what to do. Please leave some comments on my blog http://dioclese.blogspot.com because I genuinely don't know how to vote this time!
(NOT BLOUDY LABOUR THOUGH)
I've been a bit like Dioclese, a bemused & undecided voter.
In the constituency where I live the sitting MP is resigning so it's all PPCs. I hate to say it but the Labour PPC seems to be the one already most involved in the community & comes across with great sincerity - however...... The Lib Dem also comes across well & he & the Labour PPC both responded very quickly to an email query sent to all the PPCs on my behalf by - is it 38Degrees? However, vote Cleggy, get Gordon seems to be on the cards - and that's ignoring Clegg's promise to support a vote on the Lisbon Treaty which he reneged on. Neither the Tory PPC nor the UKIP PPC bothered to respond at all - presumably doing far too important things to respond to a voter. End of candidates as far as I knew, so I thought I might either stay home or go & spoil my paper on the Great Day. Today I read the local paper & discovered that there's now also an Independent, endorsed by Martin Bell so he may well get my X.
As "long" as we get a "truly hung" Parliament is fine with me. It will be exciting seeing them parading about all "big and hung". No photoshopped images yet on what a "truly hung" Parliament is going to look like I notice? Manhandleofbum will be so pleased with a "hung" Parliament I presume.
I thought they wanted to clean up politics?
Just shows, when they're desperate, they'll do anything.
The Conservatives are dead. Long live UKIP and the Independents.
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