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Don't know who to vote for - Try this - Interesting!!

bibblebibble
edited May 2010 in Not Sports Related
After years of being loyal to the party of my choice, I am a flooter!!! So I took this test and guess what, it put me right back where I started!!

http://www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/
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  • ValleyGaryValleyGary
    Apparently i should vote for the Green Party or Lib Dems. I wont be though.
  • sillav nitramsillav nitram
    that's interesting, my leanings were very clear.
  • Weegie AddickWeegie Addick
    Most surprising thing on my result was that I agree more with the SNP than the Tories...though not a lot with either ;-)
  • Friend Or DefoeFriend Or Defoe
    Labour 66
    Liberal Democrat 22
    Green 10
    UK Independence -59
    Conservative - 68

    Very accurate results. Here's a dictionaryfor Lib Dem supporters. ;-)
  • _MrDick_MrDick
    I tried a similar test on the Telegraph site and my views were aligned with UKIP closely followed by the BNP both of which I haven't voted for.
  • stonemusestonemuse
    Interesting this one ... comes very close to the way I will be voting as opposed to some of the websites
  • RedZed333RedZed333
    Me, a Lib Dem...?

    I don't think so...
  • AddicktedAddickted
    Staunch Labour me.

    Apparantly.
  • SaladSalad
    A nice idea, needs some more questions though

    Green 34
    Labour 34
    Liberal Democrat 26
    Conservative -36
    UK Independence -51
  • RiscardoRiscardo
    edited May 2010
    So what this shows is that some people have no idea why they vote for the party they do ...
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  • razilrazil
    its based on policies (mainly) rather than personalities..
  • johnnybev1987johnnybev1987
    UKI for me, on the test hadn't even looked at any of the other parties till then but sounds about right from what i have read
  • ThommoThommo
    [quote][cite]Posted By: Friend Or Defoe[/cite]Labour 66
    Liberal Democrat 22
    Green 10
    UK Independence -59
    Conservative - 68

    Very accurate results. Here's a [url=[url]http://dictionary.reference.com/[/url]]dictionary[/url]for Lib Dem supporters. ;-)[/quote]

    that's rather cheeky curious, wonder what you mean by that.

    I'll be voting lib dem at this election and decided to look up some words which were, Labour, promise, failure, lack, mandate, boom, bust, regulation, banks, lack (again), promises and broken. ;)
  • ThreadKillerThreadKiller
    i'm not voting for them even though they are very close to my views,no,definitely not. i mean,what would be the point in that?
  • johnnybev1987johnnybev1987
    [cite]Posted By: ThreadKiller[/cite]i'm not voting for them even though they are very close to my views,no,definitely not. i mean,what would be the point in that?

    lol thats my after thought, im torn between 2 on the others grrrrrr! Not labour they can do 1
  • carly burncarly burn
    My most feared thought confirmed.

    I AM A TORY!!!!
  • Talk of The SouthTalk of The South
    I didnt think that this one was a good as the telegraph, however the outcome for me was the same..and its the party i'll be voting for.
  • nth_london_addicknth_london_addick
    Torrie Toff me apparently then UKIP
  • SaladSalad
    The Telegraph system seems well designed but in practice questions I felt the questions are leading (in an obvious direction!). They had me weighted as follows (whoshould numbers in brackets)
    Labour 69 (34)
    Tory 53 (-36)
    Green Party 42 (34)
    LibDem 39 (26)

    A massive swing for the Tories on that one - quel surprise!
    I suspect the questions have been picked with the objective of telling people to vote for their party not the LibDems.
  • TT
    Mine was as expected although Lib Dems surprisingly close second.
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  • RedArmySE7RedArmySE7
    Very close Labour, Lib Dem, Green and miles away from Conservatives and UKIP. Not very surprising that!
  • ChunesChunes
    Apparently I'm Lib Dem - Green - Labour.

    I'll be voting Labour here, though. Mainly because of this:

    The threshold for inheritance tax should be increased from £325,000 to £1,000,000 funded by spending cuts or other tax rises.

    UGH!
  • route oneroute one
    Very unexpected seems quite a few of us are giving the greens their only vote according to this survey.

    I wont be voting for the greens though.
  • ChunesChunes
    [cite]Posted By: route one[/cite]Very unexpected seems quite a few of us are giving the greens their only vote according to this survey.

    I wont be voting for the greens though.

    They're ahead in the Brighton Kemptown area. Could have their first MP.
  • Covered EndCovered End
    Very good. It came out as I would expect. If you tell the truth, then I think it gives you the correct answer.

    Come on you ..................
  • johnnybev1987johnnybev1987
    edited May 2010
    [cite]Posted By: Covered End[/cite]Very good. It came out as I would expect. If you tell the truth, then I think it gives you the correct answer.

    Come on you ......REDS!!!!

    fixed
  • News ShopperNews Shopper
    Lib Dem apparently although as I live in the Eltham seat it would be a wasted vote, whereas just down the road in Lewisham East it would actually count for something.
  • S_E_7S_E_7
    Ukip followed by green.
    It was right
  • SaladSalad
    [cite]Posted By: News Shopper[/cite]Lib Dem apparently although as I live in the Eltham seat it would be a wasted vote, whereas just down the road in Lewisham East it would actually count for something.
    How about a Newshopper campaign for multi-seat constituencies ?!
  • Athletico CharltonAthletico Charlton
    I always vote Green and will do again...even though that poll suggested I go with UKIP
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