OK, so it has to be obvious now that an election is in the off, probably earlier than 5th May (last possible date).

So snap poll, who would you vote for tomorrow?

Voted UKIP, best of a bad lot.

Originally Posted by Plastic Yank

OK, so it has to be obvious now that an election is in the off, probably earlier than 5th May (last possible date).

So snap poll, who would you vote for tomorrow?

Is that date right? I thought the smart money was on 6th May (to coincide with council elections.) Is this correct?:

Originally Posted by Electoral Commission

The five years run from the first meeting of Parliament following a UK Parliamentary general election. The current Parliament was first summoned on Wednesday 11 May 2005, so will cease to exist at midnight on Monday 10 May 2010. A general election to elect the new Parliament must be held by no later than Thursday 3 June 2010.

http://www.electoralcommission.org.u...neral-election[/quote]

http://www.arrse.co.uk/Forums/viewto...c/start=0.html

We had a poll here:

http://www.arrse.co.uk/Forums/viewto...=election.html

Since that poll was taken in November it'll be ointeresting to see if there has been any swing between then and now.

Originally Posted by Markintime

Since that poll was taken in November it'll be ointeresting to see if there has been any swing between then and now.

I can't vote for Duurrzzett's answer to Wolfie Smith on this one. :(

EDIT: Though, seriously, as this is a General Election and this seat is marginal .... and I've met Jim Knight a few times, I will vote for it to remain Labour. I have voted far left once? or twice?, but it must have been in local elections. When I voted in the earlier Arrse poll, I'd forgotten how long it has been (5 years!) since we had a General Election. There is no way that I could live with the thought that I'd helped the Tories.

I will wait till as close as possible to the actual day because my vote will go to the candidate who has the best chance of unseating Goron in Kirkaldy, the choice is likely to be between the Limpdems and the SNP

I don't think the 5th May date is right. I think the latest date is early June. I would suggest that we will have the same answer as last time, which was, for the users of this site

1. Centre-right Conservatives
2. Right-wing UKIP
3. Far-right BNP

Which I think is a fair reflection of the politics of most on this site.

Lib Dem - but for local reasons as explained on another thread.

C_C

Voted UKIP,I have lost what little confidence I had in Cameron.

Their MEP put on a good speech in Brussels last week.We need more of this in the UK parlia(r)ment.

Tories in my area, the majority is near solid & very little chance of changing.