UK General Election, 2015

[The Dowager Mod]

LibDem everywhere else.

LOL really?

LOL! New Labour, really?

So you're voting for an empty-suit satellite of the Tories just because "eww New Labour"?

Ed Miliband is such a shining example of mediocrity, maybe if they had a real leader.

[Antonio the Sixth]

LibDem everywhere else.

LOL really?

LOL! New Labour, really?

So you're voting for an empty-suit satellite of the Tories just because "eww New Labour"?

Ed Miliband is such a shining example of mediocrity, maybe if they had a real leader.

As opposed to Nick Clegg's amazing uniqueness and brilliance?

[BaconBacon96]

SNP easily. No idea if I was living in England.

[TNF]

Ideally, I'd vote for a socialist candidate running, if one were in my riding, regardless of which particular sect they belong to. Ideally, I'd want to cast my ballot for someone who has views closest to mine (and would if there were multiple lefties running in one riding), but if that isn't realistic, I'd choose the socialist group most committed to building a unified socialist party. If there's not a group dedicated to doing that, I'd go for whichever sect is running a candidate. And if that's not a possibility, I'd consider voting for a Green who openly refers to himself or herself as a socialist, or a Labourite who does the same and has shown enough independence in that regard not to back the New Labour agenda.

And, if none of those options were there, I would not vote.

[Samantha]

I'm surprised nobody chose the Greens. I thought they would have had a strong base in Atlas.

I'll be the first Green voter, though I would vote Sinn Fein if I lived in NI.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Although I quite like the greens, and may vote for them in locals or when I'm next in a PR election (perhaps London Assembly); I am casting my vote for who I will literally vote for in May.

[Mr. Smith]

 Lean LibDems

[Clarko95 📚💰📈]

I'm a fan of the Conservatives, especially under Cameron's leadership.

[morgieb]

SNP or Green if viable, Labour if otherwise.

[Hifly]

The party of which I'm a member - Labour.

[Franzl]

I'm a fan of the Conservatives, especially under Cameron's leadership.

Of course you are. He's such a moderate Conservative, after all.

[windjammer]

Labour Party

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Lib Dems first choice, for they have been very good in coalition, blocking the worst Tory policies.  I'm a big fan of Nick Clegg.
Labour second choice, for they helped lead the UK through recession and deserved another majority in 2010.  Also Miliband is compassionate leader, an advocate for reforms, and is personable as well.
Conservatives would be okay if returned to government (Cameron isn't the worst party leader the party could have), but a Tory majority and/or a coalition with the DUP and UKIP is a big no-no.  They'd preferably go in to coalition with the lib Dems again.

[Kushahontas]

UKIP for lol-factor

[H. Ross Peron]

Labour ofc

[Dancing with Myself]

1. Tories.
2. Lib Dems.
3. Greens.
4. Labour



Always liked Cameron since I got into British politics and wouldn't mind seeing him back.  Has a solid persona and always like watching him spar with Brown and Milliband.  Lib Dem's would be second, always like them more as a party than the Torries but going with them first due to the leader.  3 was a crapshoot because I don't like any other party but I thought Green's arty announcement done recently was perfect for the times so they get 3rd followed by Labour.

First two parties would be the only one's I'd take seriously if I had the chance to vote.

[Tender Branson]

In Scotland: SNP
In England: Greens
In Wales: PC
In Northern Ireland: Sinn Féin

[Free Bird]

Kip

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Vote Conservative, expect Labour.

[The Other Castro]

SNP

[Türkisblau]

NI: Sinn Fein
Scotland: SNP
England: Labor