2010 UK ELECTION OPINION POLL
Q::which political party would you vote for in May 2010? Results - 22/03/10
1) Conservatives: % 26.23 (962 votes.)
2) Labour: % 16.00 (587 votes.)
3) Liberal Democrat : % 15.59 (572 votes.)
4) BNP: % 12.00 (440 votes.)
5) UKIP: % 4.66 (171 votes.)
6) SNP: % 4.28 (157 votes.)
7) Plaid Cymru: % 3.57 (131 votes.)
8) Green Party: % 3.54 (130 votes.)
9) Respect: % 3.19 (117 votes.)
10) English Democrats: % 2.84 (104 votes.)
11) Alliance party for Northern Ireland :% 2.62 (96 votes.)
12) Monster Raving Loony Party: % 1.36 (50 votes.)
13) Socialist Workers Party: % 1.04 (38 votes.)
14) Animals Count Party: % 0.93 (34 votes.)
15) Communist Party of Britain: % 0.74 (27 votes.)
16) Mebyon Kernow: % 0.44 (16 votes.)
17) Christian Peoples Alliance: % 0.38 (14 votes.)
18) Sinn Fein: % 0.30 (11 votes.)
19) Ulster Unionist Party: % 0.19 (7 votes.)
20) Jury Team: % 0.11 (4 votes.)
Q: whatever happened to the Bringabottle Party?
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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I know where my votes going, surprized monster raving loony party didnt poll more
Guest 675- Registered: 30 Jun 2008
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Bear in mind that when this poll started the BNP held a clear lead for a long time. What you are seeing now is possibly closer to actual voting intentions but if so maybe the Conservatives should beware of where their demographic is coming from as regards this particular poll.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
Richard Armour
Brian Dixon
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sid,the bring a bottle party got banned along with smoking and fox hunting.
Thanks Brian!
Chris, I suspect the Tories are seeing this as winning the young and technically clued vote. No party should ever underestimate the power of the internet, but some will, to their cost.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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technically clued, but still politically clueless sums up many of the facebook electorate.
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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oh dear howard
Whilst I wouldnt use facebook
there are some very big noises on face book
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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i fully agree keith, plenty of big noises on facebook.
what is it that they say of empty vessels?
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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HOWARD
As I said I wouldn't use f book but thats personal choice, but i know there are a lot og very highly intelligent people that do use it
so i wouldnt want to say they are all empty vessels as you say
Guest 675- Registered: 30 Jun 2008
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and clueless or not many of them still have a vote.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
Richard Armour
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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fasebook what a load of tosh it is.
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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No Brian - some of the people on it may be idiots as is all areas of life but the concept is very good even if some aspects are a waste of space.
It has certainly got me in touch with some old friends with whom I had lost contact.
It is only as good as what you use it for and how you use it.
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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agreed barryw
see we can agree
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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sorry not my cup of tea i am afraid to say.
The latest from the FB GE Poll
2010 U.K. Election, Opinion Poll - 04/04/2010
WHICH PARTY WILL YOU VOTE FOR AT THE MAY GENERAL ELECTION ? Results
1) Conservatives:% 21.18 (1,504 votes.)
2) Liberal Democrats :% 17.66 (1,254 votes.)
3) The Labour Party:% 16.61 (1,179 votes.)
4) BNP:% 12.97 (921 votes.)
5) UKIP:% 5.07 (360 votes.)
6) The SNP:% 4.79 (340 votes.)
7) English Democrats:% 4.44 (315 votes.)
8) The Green Party:% 3.49 (248 votes.)
9) Alliance party of N,Ireland :% 3.10 (220 votes.)
10) Plaid Cymru:% 2.18 (155 votes.)
11) The Respect Party:% 2.06 (146 votes.)
12) Monster Raving Loony Party:% 1.73 (123 votes.)
13) The Socialist Workers Party:% 1.31 (93 votes.)
14) Communist Party of Britain:% 1.04 (74 votes.)
15) Animals Count Party:% 0.76 (54 votes.)
16) Mebyon Kernow:% 0.38 (27 votes.)
17) Christian Peoples Alliance:% 0.35 (25 votes.)
18) Jury Team:% 0.34 (24 votes.)
19) Sinn Fein:% 0.31 (22 votes.)
20) The Ulster Unionist Party:% 0.23 (16 votes.)
Guest 675- Registered: 30 Jun 2008
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Interesting to note that while the Conservatives have dropped down a bit it has not been in favour of Labour but rather the smaller (more extreme) parties that are gaining.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
Richard Armour
Guest 687- Registered: 2 Jun 2009
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Thanks to facebook I have been reunited with my son who I had not seen for 38 years,he was 12 months old at the time. I now have another daughter in law and 3 more grandchildren.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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fantastic news ken.
i think i speak for all members, when i say how happy we are for you.
the other side of facebook!!
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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Well done Ken.Good news
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
Guest 693- Registered: 12 Nov 2009
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Interesting poll, that. Firstly, Lib Dems in 2nd place with 17.66%, approximately their showing in other national polls, but Labour 3rd with 16.61%, approximately half their showing in the national polls (according to which poll you subscribe to). It makes me think that the average Labour supporter isn't a facebook subscriber, so the poll would appear inherently flawed.
On the other hand, add together the percentage vote for the BNP and UKIP parties and the percentage votes cast come in 2nd place with 18.04% of the vote. Disregard that % vote at your peril, Labour and Conservative parties! If this poll is inherently flawed and not indicative of a national poll (as I'm saying with the Labour %) then the 'extremist' politics will come into play in only the tightest of marginals or where there is a local effect to consider such as Buckingham South; however, if it is a respectable representation of a national vote, these 'extreme' votes will have a massive influence over the outcome of the election. We could be heading for a hung parliament after all. What price Nick Clegg for the next Prime Minister?
True friends stab you in the front.
