How would you have voted? UK

[dialectical fetishist]

Why Tory in '59?

I like Supermac a fair amount, and I've never been much of a Gaitskell fan.

[Sibboleth]

Why Tory in '59?

I like Supermac a fair amount, and I've never been much of a Gaitskell fan.

He hated the EEC and liked the State. What's not to love?

[Leftbehind]

2001 - UKIP
2005 - UKIP

?

It's a long story.

Expand anyway...

[dialectical fetishist]

Why Tory in '59?

I like Supermac a fair amount, and I've never been much of a Gaitskell fan.

He hated the EEC and liked the State. What's not to love?

True, but his attempts at removing Clause IV and at moving the Labour Party rightwards were... concerning.

2001 - UKIP
2005 - UKIP

?

It's a long story.

Expand anyway...

I dislike Blair a great deal, I dislike the Tory candidates even more and I'm something of a eurosceptic still (Well, I dislike the EU and the way it's currently structured. I'm actually pro-Europe as a whole.).

I suppose the LD's could be a possible choice but I've really gone off them in the past couple of years for certain reasons...

[I'm JewCon in name only.]

1940-1997: Tories
1997-Current: Independent/ None

[pillage the village, trash the scene]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

[Sibboleth]

You mean you would have moved to Wales in 1929 just to vote for Plaid (not that early Plaid ran many candidates), in Scotland in 1935 just to vote for the SNP (not that the early SNP ran many candidates), to Northern Ireland to vote for Sinn Fein (who only ran a couple of candidates)?

Besides, the BUF is missing from your little lineup.

[pillage the village, trash the scene]

I. Am. Not. Voting. For. Anti-Semitic. Parties.
(Except BNP and FN, other stuff compensates it)
And about NPD: I said - I'd vote for them only because there are no normal right. Republikaners or Freheit are much closer to me.

[Jerseyrules]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

Why are you anti-union?

[pillage the village, trash the scene]

Because of William Wallace and "FRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDOOOOOOOOOOOM!".

[President Marokai]

1906 - (Liberal)
1910 #1 - (Liberal)
1910 #2 - (Liberal)
1918 - (Labour)
1922 - (Labour)
1923 - (Labour)
1924 - (Labour)
1929 - (Labour)
1931 - (Labour)
1935 - (Labour)
1945 - (Labour)
1950 - (Labour)
1951 - (Labour)
1955 - (Labour)
1959 - (Labour)
1964 - (Labour)
1966 - (Labour)
1970 - (Labour)
1974 #1 - (Labour)
1974 #2 - (Labour)
1979 - (Liberal)
1983 - (Liberal-SDP Alliance)
1987 - (Liberal-SDP Alliance)
1992 - (Labour)
1997 - (Labour)
2001 - (Labour)
2005 - (Liberal Democrat)
2010 - (Liberal Democrat)

I don't expect myself to be supporting the LibDems again for quite awhile, not that my hypothetical support on a message board matters either way.

[crypto-fascist superhero]

The Whigs and Liberals when they were worth voting for, anybody but Labour thereafter (albeit with a strong temptation to stay home most of the elections during the first half of the 20th century).  UKIP of late if I were in a safe seat, Tory vs. Lib Dem would depend on the individual candidates.  In (Northern) Ireland anybody but Unionists, abstentionists preferred if only for the same reason that William Henry Harrison was the best President.

[dialectical fetishist]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

[Jerseyrules]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

[Sibboleth]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

[Jerseyrules]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

I really don't know much about international politics.  Though I did see the Cameron v. Brown v. Clegg debates

[You kip if you want to...]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

I really don't know much about international politics.  Though I did see the Cameron v. Brown v. Clegg debates

Were you wondering why Nick Griffin didn't make an appearance, yeah?

[Jerseyrules]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

I really don't know much about international politics.  Though I did see the Cameron v. Brown v. Clegg debates

Were you wondering why Nick Griffin didn't make an appearance, yeah?

Sorry, who?  Anyway, I feel bad for you brits.  At least in America our two idiot system pretends to have 2 different parties.

EDIT: ah.  He's the chairman of the BNP.  Well, I personally like David Davis from what I've read about him.  Cam is a very good speaker, and perhaps the only pm in modern history to look younger two years after taking office.  I still don't understand; does your country have minimum support requirements to have a party in a debate like U.S.?

[dialectical fetishist]

Updat'd.

1832 - Whig
1835 - Whig
1837 - Whig
1841 - Whig
1847 - Whig
1852 - Conservative
1857 - Conservative
1859 - Conservative
1865 - Conservative
1868 - Liberal
1874 - Liberal
1880 - Conservative
1885 - Liberal
1886 - Liberal
1892 - Conservative
1895 - Liberal
1900 - Liberal
1906 - Conservative
1910 (Jan) - Liberal
1910 (Dec) - Liberal
1918 - Liberal
1922 - Labour
1923 - Conservative
1924 - Labour
1929 - Liberal
1931 - Conservative
1935 - Labour
1945 - Labour
1950 - Labour
1951 - Labour
1955 - Labour
1959 - Conservative
1964 - Labour
1966 - Labour
1970 - Labour
1974 (Feb) - Labour
1974 (Oct) - Labour
1979 - Labour
1983 - Labour
1987 - Labour
1992 - Labour
1997 - Conservative
2001 - Labour
2005 - UKIP
2010 - Labour

TALLY:
Labour: 18
Whigs/Liberals: 15
Conservatives: 11
UKIP: 1

[You kip if you want to...]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

I really don't know much about international politics.  Though I did see the Cameron v. Brown v. Clegg debates

Were you wondering why Nick Griffin didn't make an appearance, yeah?

Sorry, who?  Anyway, I feel bad for you brits.  At least in America our two idiot system pretends to have 2 different parties.

EDIT: ah.  He's the chairman of the BNP.  Well, I personally like David Davis from what I've read about him.  Cam is a very good speaker, and perhaps the only pm in modern history to look younger two years after taking office.  I still don't understand; does your country have minimum support requirements to have a party in a debate like U.S.?

We do, but it was more just about the amount of protest that such a racist party generates. Parts of the BBC building got stormed by protesters when Nick Griffin appeared on Question Time in 2009. The BNP are seen as truely vile by the vast majority of the British people.

[Sibboleth]

Worth pointing out (for anyone doing this) that only absolute and utter ultra-partisan headcases (that is, people like me) stayed loyal to Labour in '31.

[Jerseyrules]

Until 1925: Tory
1929-1935: Plaid Cymru (regionalist parties as protest and stuff)
1935-1955: SNP
1955-1964: Sinn Fein
1964-1970: British National
1970-1983: National Front
1983-now: BNP

I'm assuming you're a white supremacist then?

Is that actually the party's platform?

Do bears defecate in arboreal conditions?

I really don't know much about international politics.  Though I did see the Cameron v. Brown v. Clegg debates

Were you wondering why Nick Griffin didn't make an appearance, yeah?

Sorry, who?  Anyway, I feel bad for you brits.  At least in America our two idiot system pretends to have 2 different parties.

EDIT: ah.  He's the chairman of the BNP.  Well, I personally like David Davis from what I've read about him.  Cam is a very good speaker, and perhaps the only pm in modern history to look younger two years after taking office.  I still don't understand; does your country have minimum support requirements to have a party in a debate like U.S.?

We do, but it was more just about the amount of protest that such a racist party generates. Parts of the BBC building got stormed by protesters when Nick Griffin appeared on Question Time in 2009. The BNP are seen as truely vile by the vast majority of the British people.

But wouldn't that sort of protest just rally people to the BNP?  They'd look like martyrs, the poor, innocent people who had eggs thrown at them on tv, or tomatos, or they couldn't get to their car, appear on tv b/c of biased media, etc.

[Hans-im-Glück]

I think that I would vote in every election Labour. It is possible that in some constituency I would vote for the Lib Dems, if they had a better chance to beat the Torys

In Scotland and Wales the same. To beat the Tory i can imagine that I vote for SNP or Plaid Cymru too.

In Northern Ireland I would vote for the Anti-Unionist Candidate with the most chances to win. If more have a chance then in this order Sinn Fein - SDLP - Alliance

[State Comptroller Atkins]

Worth pointing out (for anyone doing this) that only absolute and utter ultra-partisan headcases (that is, people like me) stayed loyal to Labour in '31.

And yet Labour's 1931 vote share was higher than it's 2010 vote share.

[dialectical fetishist]

Worth pointing out (for anyone doing this) that only absolute and utter ultra-partisan headcases (that is, people like me) stayed loyal to Labour in '31.

And yet Labour's 1931 vote share was higher than it's 2010 vote share.

2010 was mainly a last ditch prevent the Tories effort.

Personally, 1931 is possibly the worst year for me, though it's in competition with 1979 and 2005.