UK Election by Party

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

a little late for this... but I was wondering about the US vs. UK party breakdown.   Everybody vote for Blair when he wins

This would be England-oriented, as including the NI, Scotland, and Wales parties would be more complicated.

[bullmoose88]

Liberal Democrat.

Tory in Labour-Tory Marginals.

[A18]

Whatever party fits my ideology best. If not for the fact that Labor will win anyway, I might consider voting Labor over the Iraq issue.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

BOOOO!

Liberal Democrat.

Tory in Labour-Tory Marginals.

[bullmoose88]

You're the one voting for a socialist party with a center right head...who may not be there for his entire term.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

And you're the one voting for a centrist party with an anti-American socialist nutcase head.

You're the one voting for a socialist party with a center right head...who may not be there for his entire term.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

You deserve Respect.

Whatever party fits my ideology best. If not for the fact that Labor will win anyway, I might consider voting Labor over the Iraq issue.

[Erc]

Tory, though I don't want to see Howard as PM.

(Ye olde reduced Labour Majority option).

[minionofmidas]

You deserve Respect.

Whatever party fits my ideology best. If not for the fact that Labor will win anyway, I might consider voting Labor over the Iraq issue.

Yeah, Philip deserved George Galloway as his personal MP.

[bullmoose88]

Kennedy leads 3-1-1

[minionofmidas]

I voted LD in this poll, but it's way more complicated in real life. I'd basically have to take tactical considerations, Labour MP (if any)'s Voting Record, and every left-of-center third party candidate's personal credentials into account.

[WMS]

I-Labour.

And may the Liberal Democrats place fourth!
Not that they will.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I posted my methodology in another thread. Basically Labour or Lib Dem, depending on which one I considered better or who had a better chance of winning.

[MHS2002]

R - Labour

[bullmoose88]

Whats with the GOP-Labour lovefest?

Tony Blair won't be there forever, or much of this next term...then we'll see how much you love Labour.

[Bleeding heart conservative, HTMLdon]

You're right, we won't love Labour once Tony is gone.

But Tony is still there, so we love Labour.

Whats with the GOP-Labour lovefest?

Tony Blair won't be there forever, or much of this next term...then we'll see how much you love Labour.

[bullmoose88]

So essentially hand the socialists another 4-5 years of government, with only 2 or so years of Tony. If he's fortunate.

[Jake]

UKIP unless I lived in a marginal where the Tories had a chance.

[Hitchabrut]

Conservative, considering that Iraq is calming down.

[Emsworth]

In the U.S., I would vote for the Democrats, and in the U.K., for the Conservatives.

[WMS]

In the U.S., I would vote for the Democrats, and in the U.K., for the Conservatives.

Almost the opposite for me - in the U.S. my vote currently leans Republican (but not by much) while in the U.K. I could happily vote Labour.

[Storebought]

I would vote entirely by how much I liked the candidate.

The only party I can catagorically rule out is the Liberal Democrat. They combine the worst of the Labourites (peace-Nazis, anti-American and EU-loving, economically Socialist) with the worst of the Tories (singularly snotty and elitist).

Imagine a Lady Bracknell without the sense of timing, and there you'd have a Liberal Democrat.

[Beet]

(singularly snotty and elitist)

I'll take the snotty elitist over an angry mob any day.

[YoMartin]

LD would be my first preference, with Labour as the alternative option FPTP always requires.

Not being an american, there´s no comparison... though I´d vote Democrat there. -6 Socially and 0 Economically.

[© tweed]

Democratic/Liberal Democrats