Well, I voted for the Conservatives twice (Council and General). Who did you vote for? If you couldn't vote, who would you have voted for? If you didn't vote, why not?

...and finally, will you be watching the results show or are you not that bothered?

I voted Lib Dem, twice because I think it's about time someone else had a go. I could never vote Tory, just out of principle as I remember the days of bloody Thatcher!! And obviously I'm not voting Labour.

And, this cold allowing, I'll probably be up into the small hours watching all the results come in and keeping my fingers crossed that Labour get well and truly trounced

I been looking forward to a decent election for years!

EDIT: I'm wondering what an appropriate 'election night' meal and snacks would be? Also, Sky 143 (BBC HD) from 21:55

Pizza obviously. That's what I ate when I watched the US Election.

(May 6, 2010 at 5:00 am)Tiberius Wrote: Well, I voted for the Conservatives twice (Council and General). Who did you vote for? If you couldn't vote, who would you have voted for? If you didn't vote, why not?

...and finally, will you be watching the results show or are you not that bothered?

*Watches long earned respect for Adrian fly out of the window*

What compelled you to vote conservative? If you don't mind my asking?

I voted Green, primarily because the candidates have a passion for all of their policies.

I'll be watching the results show with some friends in one of the bars on campus, good times

Sam

(May 6, 2010 at 5:00 am)Tiberius Wrote: Well, I voted for the Conservatives twice (Council and General). Who did you vote for? If you couldn't vote, who would you have voted for? If you didn't vote, why not?

...and finally, will you be watching the results show or are you not that bothered?

I'm not registered to vote so I aven't.
Might be watching the results. Could watch it live online.

(May 6, 2010 at 7:25 am)Sam Wrote: *Watches long earned respect for Adrian fly out of the window*

If your opinion of me is solely based on my political views, then the feeling is completely mutual. I have lots of respect for people who have considerably different viewpoints than my own...it is a shame that you don't seem to think the same way.

Quote:What compelled you to vote conservative? If you don't mind my asking?

Their policies and their performance in the debates. Also, our local MP is a nice guy. I saw no reason to vote against him.

Quote:I voted Green, primarily because the candidates have a passion for all of their policies.

I could never bring myself to vote for an openly socialist (and proud of it) party. To each his own though.

(May 6, 2010 at 11:39 am)Tiberius Wrote: If your opinion of me is solely based on my political views, then the feeling is completely mutual. I have lots of respect for people who have considerably different viewpoints than my own...it is a shame that you don't seem to think the same way.

Adrian,

I was actually trying to make an 'off the cuff' joke, I realsie it's probably my fault for not making that clear. Just so you know how anyone person votes has almost no bearing on what I think of them, unless of course, they vote BNP etc...

Sam

Generally on the internet you need to add the suffix </joke> or add an emoticon like to denote humour. I've met plenty of people who have based opinions purely on who people vote for.

I don't know why voting BNP is somehow an exception. Not all the BNP are racist cunts; some of them are actually just pro-English, voting for the only Nationalist party they have available to them (well, at least in their area).

(May 6, 2010 at 5:00 am)Tiberius Wrote: Well, I voted for the Conservatives twice (Council and General).

You're only human, you're allowed to be wrong sometimes

I voted Lib Dem in the general election and Green in the local.

I voted Lib Dem