Who should you vote for?

Del Lardo · 29-03-2010, 23:49

Here's the breakdown of your results
Conservatives 50.00%
BNP 25.00%
UKIP 25.00%

Issue Parties policies you chose
Economy Conservatives
Europe Conservatives
Health / NHS BNP
Welfare UKIP

http://voteforpolicies.org.uk/

Pretty interesting, the BNP one makes sense as I thought the policy was too good to be true (achievable) which is where the BNP tends to come across as quite reasonable.

Haly · 30-03-2010, 00:25

I should vote for the Green Party it seems.......

Green Party: 55.56%
Labour: 22.22%
Lib Dems: 11.11%
UKIP: 11.11%

Issue Parties policies you chose
Crime Green Party
Democracy Green Party
Economy Lib Dems
Education UKIP
Environment Green Party
Europe Green Party
Health / NHS Labour
Immigration Green Party
Welfare Labour

Not overly surprised by my leanings really, excluding the UKIP thrown in there which I was surprised to see!

Psymonkee · 30-03-2010, 01:46

Here's the breakdown of your results

* Labour 22.22%
* Green Party 11.11%
* Lib Dems 11.11%
* BNP 11.11%
* UKIP 11.11%
* Conservatives 33.33%

Issue Parties policies you chose
Crime Labour
Democracy Green Party
Economy Lib Dems
Education BNP
Environment UKIP
Europe Conservatives
Health / NHS Conservatives
Immigration Conservatives
Welfare Labour

So many things where I can only really agree with half of the policy

Garp · 30-03-2010, 03:07

Now that surprised me to a certain extent. I'm generally liberal in policies but do have a few right leaning viewpoints. Of course it wouldn't be how I'd actually vote (by nature of the region I lived in I'd have to vote tactically to make any impact):

55.56% Green (who'd a thunk it?)
22.22% Lib Dem (usually my preference)
11.11% Conservative
11.11% UKIP.

Frankly, as long as Labour come out I don't care. Every political system needs change to reduce wastage, corruption and stagnation, and Labour has been in power far too long.

Crime Green Party
Democracy Green Party
Economy Lib Dems
Education Green Party
Environment Green Party
Europe Green Party
Health / NHS Conservatives
Immigration UKIP
Welfare Lib Dems

I'm a little surprised UKIP popped in there for Immigration, but it seemed mostly "much of a muchness" there between them, other than the BNP.
You could spot the BNP policy a mile off every time (I checked afterwards). It's pretty much the only confrontationally worded policy each time.

Joe 90 · 30-03-2010, 03:38

oh great. I had hope there for a minute...

Green Party 25.00%
UKIP 25.00%
BNP 25.00%
Lib Dems 25.00%

Issue Parties policies you chose
Economy Green Party
Europe UKIP
Health / NHS BNP
Immigration Lib Dems

Maybe I should tick more options.

Matblack · 30-03-2010, 07:40

This doesn't really suprise me, although I would have expected less Green and more LD

Green Party 50.00%
Labour 12.50%
Conservatives 12.50%
Lib Dems 12.50%
UKIP 12.50%

Crime Green Party Democracy Labour Economy Green Party Education Green Party Environment Conservatives Europe Lib Dems Health / NHS Green Party Welfare UKIP

http://voteforpolicies.org.uk/survey.../4BB19C7FDDAEB

That's interesting, despite choosing Greens in a lot of areas, their strong area 'environment' I chose the Tories

MB

Pumpkinstew · 30-03-2010, 12:05

I only looked at four.

Economy Green
Environment Green
Europe Lib Dem
Health/NHS Lib Dem

Although no-one convinced me they really had a clue how to sort out the NHS. The Green policy looked good until the 'see more' option revealed they would cut defence spending to fund it.

Briggykins · 30-03-2010, 19:41

Hmm:

Lib Dem 57.14% (!)
Green 28.57%
BNP 14.29% (gaaah)

Crime Lib Dems
Democracy Green Party
Economy Lib Dems
Education Green Party
Europe Lib Dems
NHS BNP
Immigration Lib Dems

Not really surprised about the Lib Dems, as I agree with them on pretty much everything apart from Trident and Nuclear Power (both useful, imo). Didn't think it would be that high though.
Disappointed about the BNP, although I read that Nazi Germany was one of the first places to institute a smoking ban, so not everything fascist is unwholesome

Glaucus · 30-03-2010, 19:54

Eek:
Green Party 16.67%
BNP 50.00%
UKIP 33.33%

Crime Green Party
Democracy BNP
Economy UKIP
Education BNP
Environment UKIP
Health / NHS BNP

I believe energy security is one of our biggest problems not global warming. Although the outcome is teh same.
We need imidate and massive investment in nuclear, we need massive and immediate planning of future transport, not only for energy saving for for self driving cars. I belive a mono rails system is the way forward with cheap electrical cars that you drive a few miles on and anything over that you drive to the monorail and the monorail takes over.

I also think recycling should be made easier and better supported in all sectors for packaging through to councils actually collecting all recyclables. Again this helps cuts energy usage.

I also thinking adding more and more estates on to existing citys is causing more problems. And new eco cities should be built. With true integrated transport, new building methods for Holmes using something like beko wallform system. Which offers superior insulation from heat and noise will costing far less to build. As well as minimum insulation values being massively increased and all Holmes to have heat exchange pumps and at least one other form of renewable energy.

NHS need less pen pushers, cleaning needs to be bought back in house and reinstate matrons.

I also think energy and energy reduction industry should be the way to go for manufacturing. implement early and we can be the forerunners in the technology and export it to the world.

Flibster · 30-03-2010, 21:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by AcidHell2

I also think recycling should be made easier and better supported in all sectors for packaging through to councils actually collecting all recyclables. Again this helps cuts energy usage.

We can get a composter for free from our council. We live in 2nd floor flat. Thats about all we can do without carting it out ourselves in the car.

Surprising.

Conservatives 22.22%
UKIP 22.22%
Lib Dems 11.11%
Green Party 11.11%
BNP 22.22%
Labour 11.11%

Crime Conservatives
Democracy Conservatives
Economy UKIP
Education Lib Dems
Environment UKIP
Europe Green Party
Health / NHS BNP
Immigration Labour
Welfare BNP

http://vfp.me/4BB25C328485E

Still - Conservatives for me.

29-03-2010, 23:49	#1
Del Lardo Absinthe Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Cambridge Posts: 2,539	Who should you vote for? Here's the breakdown of your results Conservatives 50.00% BNP 25.00% UKIP 25.00% Issue Parties policies you chose Economy Conservatives Europe Conservatives Health / NHS BNP Welfare UKIP http://voteforpolicies.org.uk/ Pretty interesting, the BNP one makes sense as I thought the policy was too good to be true (achievable) which is where the BNP tends to come across as quite reasonable.

30-03-2010, 00:25	#2
Haly Do you want to hide in my box? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 14,941	I should vote for the Green Party it seems....... Green Party: 55.56% Labour: 22.22% Lib Dems: 11.11% UKIP: 11.11% Issue Parties policies you chose Crime Green Party Democracy Green Party Economy Lib Dems Education UKIP Environment Green Party Europe Green Party Health / NHS Labour Immigration Green Party Welfare Labour Not overly surprised by my leanings really, excluding the UKIP thrown in there which I was surprised to see! __________________ Halycopter

30-03-2010, 01:46	#3
Psymonkee A cat wearing a wet suit Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: St.Andrews Posts: 2,023	Here's the breakdown of your results * Labour 22.22% * Green Party 11.11% * Lib Dems 11.11% * BNP 11.11% * UKIP 11.11% * Conservatives 33.33% Issue Parties policies you chose Crime Labour Democracy Green Party Economy Lib Dems Education BNP Environment UKIP Europe Conservatives Health / NHS Conservatives Immigration Conservatives Welfare Labour So many things where I can only really agree with half of the policy __________________ Sonisphere FMC Code: 1k949178

30-03-2010, 03:07	#4
Garp Preparing more tumbleweed Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 6,038	Now that surprised me to a certain extent. I'm generally liberal in policies but do have a few right leaning viewpoints. Of course it wouldn't be how I'd actually vote (by nature of the region I lived in I'd have to vote tactically to make any impact): 55.56% Green (who'd a thunk it?) 22.22% Lib Dem (usually my preference) 11.11% Conservative 11.11% UKIP. Frankly, as long as Labour come out I don't care. Every political system needs change to reduce wastage, corruption and stagnation, and Labour has been in power far too long. Crime Green Party Democracy Green Party Economy Lib Dems Education Green Party Environment Green Party Europe Green Party Health / NHS Conservatives Immigration UKIP Welfare Lib Dems I'm a little surprised UKIP popped in there for Immigration, but it seemed mostly "much of a muchness" there between them, other than the BNP. You could spot the BNP policy a mile off every time (I checked afterwards). It's pretty much the only confrontationally worded policy each time. __________________ Mal: Define "interesting"? Wash: "Oh, God, oh, God, we're all gonna die"?

30-03-2010, 03:38	#5
Joe 90 Absinthe Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Chester Posts: 2,345	oh great. I had hope there for a minute... Green Party 25.00% UKIP 25.00% BNP 25.00% Lib Dems 25.00% Issue Parties policies you chose Economy Green Party Europe UKIP Health / NHS BNP Immigration Lib Dems Maybe I should tick more options. __________________ 360 Blog \| Join GiffGaff \| Twitter

30-03-2010, 07:40	#6
Matblack Baby Bore Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Svalbard Posts: 9,770	This doesn't really suprise me, although I would have expected less Green and more LD Green Party 50.00% Labour 12.50% Conservatives 12.50% Lib Dems 12.50% UKIP 12.50% Crime Green Party Democracy Labour Economy Green Party Education Green Party Environment Conservatives Europe Lib Dems Health / NHS Green Party Welfare UKIP http://voteforpolicies.org.uk/survey.../4BB19C7FDDAEB That's interesting, despite choosing Greens in a lot of areas, their strong area 'environment' I chose the Tories MB __________________ "we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two"

30-03-2010, 12:05	#7
Pumpkinstew Absinthe Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Mostly Oxford, Sometimes Bristol Posts: 1,156	I only looked at four. Economy Green Environment Green Europe Lib Dem Health/NHS Lib Dem Although no-one convinced me they really had a clue how to sort out the NHS. The Green policy looked good until the 'see more' option revealed they would cut defence spending to fund it. __________________ Get old, or die tryin' PSTEWREVIEWS - Chunks of Meaty Reviews, Mixed with Your Five a Day of News, Comment and Opinion, Floating in a Broth of Suspect Grammar and Seasoned Liberally with Mixed Metaphor. Tasty.

30-03-2010, 19:41	#8
Briggykins Vodka Martini Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Exeter Posts: 753	Hmm: Lib Dem 57.14% (!) Green 28.57% BNP 14.29% (gaaah) Crime Lib Dems Democracy Green Party Economy Lib Dems Education Green Party Europe Lib Dems NHS BNP Immigration Lib Dems Not really surprised about the Lib Dems, as I agree with them on pretty much everything apart from Trident and Nuclear Power (both useful, imo). Didn't think it would be that high though. Disappointed about the BNP, although I read that Nazi Germany was one of the first places to institute a smoking ban, so not everything fascist is unwholesome __________________

30-03-2010, 19:54	#9
Glaucus Absinthe Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,855	Eek: Green Party 16.67% BNP 50.00% UKIP 33.33% Crime Green Party Democracy BNP Economy UKIP Education BNP Environment UKIP Health / NHS BNP I believe energy security is one of our biggest problems not global warming. Although the outcome is teh same. We need imidate and massive investment in nuclear, we need massive and immediate planning of future transport, not only for energy saving for for self driving cars. I belive a mono rails system is the way forward with cheap electrical cars that you drive a few miles on and anything over that you drive to the monorail and the monorail takes over. I also think recycling should be made easier and better supported in all sectors for packaging through to councils actually collecting all recyclables. Again this helps cuts energy usage. I also thinking adding more and more estates on to existing citys is causing more problems. And new eco cities should be built. With true integrated transport, new building methods for Holmes using something like beko wallform system. Which offers superior insulation from heat and noise will costing far less to build. As well as minimum insulation values being massively increased and all Holmes to have heat exchange pumps and at least one other form of renewable energy. NHS need less pen pushers, cleaning needs to be bought back in house and reinstate matrons. I also think energy and energy reduction industry should be the way to go for manufacturing. implement early and we can be the forerunners in the technology and export it to the world. __________________ Last edited by Glaucus; 30-03-2010 at 20:01.