votematch.org.uk/2010/index.php Lib Dems 54% for me.

votematch.org.uk/2010/index.php Lib Dems 54% for me.

Equal first UKIP & Tory for me.

Did you leave all 6 options in?

Definitely. Tories and BNP were in single figures % wise.
I vote Lib Dem anyway, but it's only a bit of fun. Anyone who decides who will get their vote based on that wants their head testing

BNP & Greens were my bottom 2. Its certainly an interesting quiz, but imo, its decided by what you pick as your 3 important and 3 non important issues, rather than the 30 questions. Its easy to see which 3 would make you a BNP voter for example.

UKIP 56%
CON 52%
Lab 22%

www.votematch.org.uk/ Conservative Party: 59% UK Independence Party: 57% British National Party: 52% Liberal Democrats: 44% Labour Party: 36% Green Party: 17% www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/ Labour 18 Conservative 6 UK Independence 4 Liberal Democrat 3 Green -12 It looks like the Greens are out the window anyway.

www.votematch.org.uk/ Conservative Party: 59% UK Independence Party: 57% British National Party: 52% Liberal Democrats: 44% Labour Party: 36% Green Party: 17% www.whoshouldyouvotefor.com/ Labour 18 Conservative 6 UK Independence 4 Liberal Democrat 3 Green -12 It looks like the Greens are out the window anyway.

Conservative Party: 46%
UK Independence Party: 39%
Labour Party: 34%
Liberal Democrats: 31%
British National Party: 30%
Green Party: 29%


Most disappointing thing there is that BNP isn't last - don't forget to use your votes peeps, remember all the uproar after BNP won the NW seat in the European elections!

UKIP
Labour
Lib Dem

Conservative 61%
UKIP 61%
BNP 51%
LABOUR 37%
LIB DEM 30%
GREEN 9%

What do i do now? toss a coin?

BNP 59%
UK Independence Party 49%
Lib Dems 42%
Conservatives 37%
Green Party 32%
Labour 27%

UKIP 61%
BNP 51%
Labour 47%
CONservatives 44%
Libs 31%
Green 23%
Bilko's Lanky Streak of P*ss party voting to publically execute both S.Long and L.Briers* 100%

*Sadly I only stand in my part native Zimbabwe elections. Less corrupt politics there!

I think that will force alot to do so, but also, the TV "debates" whilst carefully structured and managed, will have given people a different level of access to the leaders, and will, imo lead to more people voting & amazingly, potentially, the Lib Dems, finally emerging as a viable alternative. Clegg hammered the other 2 last night.