The PH General Election
The PH General Election

Poll: The PH General Election

Total Members Polled: 242

Gordon Brown: 5%
David Cameron: 71%
Nick Clegg: 2%
Greens: 0%
UKIP: 7%
BNP: 5%
Abstain: 10%
Author
Discussion

fatboy b

Original Poster:

9,665 posts

245 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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I know which way it's gonna go, but it'll be good for a laugh.

Fetchez la vache

5,898 posts

243 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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I think you may want to add one or 2 more candidates - or at least an other + won't be voting...

crofty1984

17,064 posts

233 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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One spoiled ballot for me. None of them represent my interests or beliefs.

andynoquantum

13,204 posts

233 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Are we voting for which we'd rather tt really hard with a bat?

Timmy33

13,014 posts

227 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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I voted Gordon Brown as he has ensured macroeconomic stability, full employment and a fairer Britian.



Yes I have been drinking...long lunch in the sun

fatboy b

Original Poster:

9,665 posts

245 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Fetchez la vache said:
I think you may want to add one or 2 more candidates - or at least an other + won't be voting...
Who else do you want - couldn't think of the other names

ewenm

28,506 posts

274 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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fatboy b said:
Fetchez la vache said:
I think you may want to add one or 2 more candidates - or at least an other + won't be voting...
Who else do you want - couldn't think of the other names
  • Greens
  • UKIP
  • BNP
  • Abstain
  • SNP
  • Plaid Cymru (sp?)

Edited by ewenm on Thursday 8th May 14:01

Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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PistonHeads said:
A team of crack hamsters is adding up the score
I'm confused by this...

Are we talking a SAS type crack hamsters or Richard Gere type crack hamsters or crack we type crack hamsters?

Yertis

19,707 posts

295 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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crofty1984 said:
One spoiled ballot for me. None of them represent my interests or beliefs.
Can't you choose a best fit? None of them is ever going to precisely represent your individual interests.

rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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I'm not getting this, there are 38 voters registered at this time and 5% of them have plumbed for Calamity Brown.

Would any of those people like to justify their vote? I'm just interested, i assume they are suffering from 'Stockholm Syndrome' or alternatively didn't realise there was a option to abstain.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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6% hehe

rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Olf said:
PistonHeads said:
A team of crack hamsters is adding up the score
I'm confused by this...

Are we talking a SAS type crack hamsters or Richard Gere type crack hamsters or crack we type crack hamsters?
All of the above. They stared off as A, got invalided out and so went into B to make ends meet and the next thing they know their playing pass the needle with Amy and Pete...

So sad.

chris_w666

22,655 posts

228 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Im amazed that anyone on PH actually voted for the Scot!

I went UKIP but only because they had the only candidate under 60 in my local council election.

Negative Creep

26,047 posts

256 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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As much as I can't stand this current administration I can't help but feel the Conservatives would be just as bad. So it may have to be a spoiled ballot.

claypigeon60

840 posts

247 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Negative Creep said:
As much as I can't stand this current administration I can't help but feel the Conservatives would be just as bad. So it may have to be a spoiled ballot.
You have a choice between judging the current shower on things they have done (or not done depending on what we're talking about) or pre-judging the only party that stands a chance of ousting them without giving them a chance.

A spoiled vote or a vote for any of the minority parties won't get this lying, stealing government out of power and IMHO makes you complicit in anything else they do from here on in.

Put another way : I don't actually think Boris actually won the mayoral election, I think Ken lost it.

rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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claypigeon60 said:
Put another way : I don't actually think Boris actually won the mayoral election, I think Ken lost it.
Very true. That said i suspect he stands a good chance of 'winning' his re-election in 4 years time.

Twincam16

27,647 posts

287 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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So, a choice between someone reminiscent of one of those Soviet leaders no-one noticed had actually dropped dead months ago, Lord Snooty, the bloke down the pub who tells you without prompting that he's slept with an unfeasible number of women, a bunch of communists pretending to be scientists, the national coalition of Daily Mail readers, and a bunch of racist nutters.

What choice!

lord summerisle

8,173 posts

254 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Olf said:
PistonHeads said:
A team of crack hamsters is adding up the score
I'm confused by this...

Are we talking a SAS type crack hamsters or Richard Gere type crack hamsters or crack we type crack hamsters?
yip - i would have thought 'a crack team of hamsters' would read better...

or is that just me?

Tony*T3

20,911 posts

276 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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i'm abstaining (from this vote).

Roo.

11,504 posts

236 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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Well, the hamsters have obviously taken too much crack as the votes are now being counted by Harry.

Who's Harry? confused