Your VOTEMATCH.org.uk result:

[mrmr96]

Here's how to play:
1. Go here: http://www.votematch.org.uk/2010/index.php (when it's not crashing under weight of demand)
2. Click on "England" and then answer all the questions honestly
3. At the end, select all the parties
4. Look at your top result and then post in my poll as to what the result was and whether it was what you expected.

My result was a surprise to me. Was yours?
(PS - Sorry to anyone not in England, and sorry also to anyone for whom 'Green' came out on top - there's no enough poll options in PH for that!)

Edited by mrmr96 on Wednesday 7th April 17:48

[JagLover]

UKIP a bit stronger than Conservative, but since they have more 'true blue' policies that is hardly a surprise.

I achieved a 14% match to the Lib Dems

[thinfourth2]

I got -5% agreement with the labour party

[Mr. Potato Head]

BNP - 81 (ouch)
UKIP - 70
CMD - 37
LD - 25
Green - 22
Broon - 2

BNP? Glad it's not an instruction manual.
Says more about CMDs Tories than anything else. I'm going to abstain this time, as I have to vote Illiberal Undemocrats to unseat my Lab MP (who will be ousted by every commuter in town anyway I'm sure for claiming a second home when living inside the M25 anyway)

[AndrewW-G]

UKIP 78%
BNP 78%
Con 49%
lab / Nazi 4%

[Stevenj214]

I took the Scottish version.

61% BNP
59% UKIP
47% Conservative
35% SNP
35% Liberal Democrats
25% Scottish Green Party
17% Labour Party

[Stu R]

Conservatives as expected, surprisingly close to UKIP

[deckster]

Very close Conservative, BNP and UKIP, but as my highest match was 54% I'd be tempted to say 'none of the above'. 13% Labour, no shock there, but surprisingly 29% Green. I'll go and shoot myself later (with an organic, CO2-free bullet, of course).

[Gun]

It was a tie between the Tories and BNP for me

[Don]

I followed its advice about not including any party I would never vote for.

Conservatives 55%
Lib Dems 34%
Labour - 5%

Feck me. What the feck did I agree with them about!

[Lord Pikey]

Based on my result, if i were to vote for UKIP, Do they stand a chance?

or would it be a waste of a tactical "get the labour party out! vote

[Don]

Lord Pikey said:

Based on my result, if i were to vote for UKIP, Do they stand a chance?

or would it be a waste of a tactical "get the labour party out! vote

Realistically - not a cat in hell's.

The idealistic on here will now blather on about how you should vote for who you want to - or not to vote at all but the harsh and unrelenting truth was summed up by another PHer earlier.

A Conservative vote is a vote against Brown.
A Labour vote is a vote for Brown.
A Lib Dem vote may be a vote for Brown if it's a Lib Dem vs Conservative constituency
A UKIP, Green, or BNP vote is a vote for Brown.

If you want to get rid of Brown you must vote tactically if you are in a marginal seat (and surprisingly many are).

If you are in a safe seat you might as well vote with your heart for whomsoever you wish.

A bit of research should tell you what to do..

[Arnold The Bat]

UKIP 59%
BNP 53%
Tory 53%
Lib Dem 31%
Labour 19%
Green 6%

Bit of a surprise that.

Edited by Arnold The Bat on Wednesday 7th April 19:42

[wiffmaster]

UKIP: 79%
Conservative: 54%
Lib Dem: 24%
Labour: 21%

Didn't include BNP or Green as would never consider them. Not altogether surprised by my results, though wasn't expecting UKIP to be that high.

[Martin Keene]

UKIP: 73%
Conservative: 53%
Labour: 33%
Lib Dem: 26%

Slightly surpised by that. I have never been a follower of politics, and until now, have never voted, but I hate Gordon Brown with a passion and want him out. So I am working out which way I am going to vote.

So far, as I can tell it breaks down like this:
Example A) Have a job, have a car, pay tax, generally live a 'normal' life = Conservative.
Examle B) What to sit round at home all day, watching trashy day time TV, don't own a car, thinking that the whole world owes you a living = Labour.

Where I live would seem to be a fairly safe Tory seat, 47% vs 33% in 2005, but I just can't risk voting for anybody other than Tory to minimise the chance of Winky Ts Face getting back in...

[The Riddler]

British National Party: 77%
UK Independence Party: 72%
Conservative Party: 57%
Liberal Democrats: 20%
Labour Party: 17%
Green Party: 4%

[Kermit power]

Don said:

I followed its advice about not including any party I would never vote for.

Conservatives 55%
Lib Dems 34%
Labour - 5%

Feck me. What the feck did I agree with them about!

I tried to do that, but it insisted I choose a minimum of 3 parties, so I had to add the Nazis as the least repugnant of the remaining options. This gave me the following, which was quite scary!

Conservatives - 59%
UKIP - 56%
BNP - 55%

The real shame is that if UKIP would just drop their ludicrous views on Europe, I'd vote for every single one of their other policies, and they'd be streets ahead of the opposition in my view.

[Lone Wolf]

UK Independence Party: 59%
Green Party: 51%
Liberal Democrats: 39%
British National Party: 37%
Conservative Party: 27%
Labour Party: 26%



Oh good grief! At least Labour are last so I don't have to turn in my PH membership!

[odyssey2200]

68% UKIP
63% BNP
58% Tory

[Gun]

Lone Wolf said:

UK Independence Party: 59%
Green Party: 51%
Liberal Democrats: 39%
British National Party: 37%
Conservative Party: 27%
Labour Party: 26%



Oh good grief! At least Labour are last so I don't have to turn in my PH membership!