Today I am mostly Liberal Democrat...

Who Should You Vote For?

Who should I vote for?

Your expected outcome:

Labour


Your actual outcome:




 Labour 22
Conservative -65

Lib Dems 73
UK Independence Party -22

Green 29


You should vote: Liberal Democrat

Now there is a surprise - how'd that happen? You'd probably sense a sense of healthy Christian socialism within URBANarmy. I've voted Labour since university days - so something has shifted somewhere!! However much I try the Libdems come out on top!

Thanks Carl for pointing out the link.

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Comments

LucyRainbow said…
I apparently should vote for the Green Party, which is who I do vote for. Surprising, a poll that reflects my actual habits.
10:37 PM
Chris H said…
Apparently I'm Lib Dem and Green in equal measures. Funny, because those are the two parties I thought had some pretty decent policies this year!
8:11 AM
Gordon said…
Just tried again without being neutral! and I am still LIBDEM!
10:35 AM
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