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andygrif 14-04-2005 00:46
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
I wouldn't worry about it Incog....it's told me to vote Green...but it didn't ask me any questions regarding the environment...so I'd like to know how it came to that conclusion!

Richard M 14-04-2005 01:03
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Quote:
You should vote: Liberal Democrat

The LibDems take a strong stand against tax cuts and a strong one in favour of public services: they would make long-term residential care for the elderly free across the UK, and scrap university tuition fees. They are in favour of a ban on smoking in public places, but would relax laws on cannabis. They propose to change vehicle taxation to be based on usage rather than ownership.
Sounds about right to me, I've voted for them for years. :)

Paul 14-04-2005 02:23
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Your expected outcome:
Conservative



Your actual outcome:


Labour -18
Conservative 22
Liberal Democrat -22
UK Independence Party 23
Green 7


You should vote: UK Independence Party :erm:

kronas 14-04-2005 02:33
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Quote:
Who should I vote for?
Your expected outcome:
Conservative



Your actual outcome:


Labour -24
Conservative 1
Liberal Democrat 24
UK Independence Party 31
Green 27


You should vote: UK Independence Party
UKIP's primary focus is on Europe, where the party is strongly against joining both the EU constitution and the Euro. UKIP is also firmly in favour of limiting immigration. The party does not take a clear line on some other policy issues, but supports scrapping university tuition fees; it is strongly against income tax rises and favour reducing fuel duty.

STONEISLAND 14-04-2005 08:41
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Labour -36 [img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Conservative -1 [img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Liberal Democrat -5 [img]Download Failed (1)[/img][img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
UK Independence Party 6[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Green 1

Fix?

philip.j.fry 14-04-2005 08:53
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Labour -12
Conservative -59
Liberal Democrat 92
UK Independence Party -6
Green 38

:D Not totally unexpected

Earl of Bronze 14-04-2005 12:57
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Labour -48
Conservative -19
Liberal Democrat 48
UK Independence Party 25
Green 39


You should vote: Liberal Democrat


Weird, I thought I would have ended up with UKIP, and I'm rather surprised with the result for the Green Party. :erm:

Damien 18-04-2005 22:33
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
MUCH BETTER!
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/quiz/...462568,00.html

Quote:
You scored 256
Your political home is in the USA, emigrate immediately
:D

TheBlueRaja 18-04-2005 22:43
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Your expected outcome:
Liberal Democrat

Your actual outcome:
Labour 0
Conservative -51
Liberal Democrat 58
UK Independence Party -7
Green 18

Whohoo - im not a Tory - i knew it - all my life i knew it to the bone...
'Mon the Lib Dems!!

MovedGoalPosts 18-04-2005 23:56
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Hmm, I thought conservative, and got conservative 23 :tu:

at the Euro elections I opted for UKIP - they were second at 17. Seems to have got it right to me.

The assesment criteria is quite limited, and selective though on the questions asked. I don't know enough if the few questions raised are truly representative of all the issues. I suspect it's how you rate things, a stongly agree or disagree will carry far more weight than any other option, and overwrite a few more moderate opinions you might have.

Monster Jedi 19-04-2005 00:06
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Just don't vote for any of them

Damien 19-04-2005 00:10
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Monster Jedi
Just don't vote for any of them
Then one sole nutter could end up being the deciding vote! We could have a total wacko party getting in such as the LOONEY party! Is that what you want? Even worse respect could get in!

SMHarman 19-04-2005 00:17
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Your expected outcome:
Conservative



Your actual outcome:

Labour -20
Conservative 20
Liberal Democrat -12
UK Independence Party 21
Green 4

Damien 19-04-2005 00:19
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Actually the looney party make perfect sense!

http://omrlp.brinkster.net/Manicfesto2005.asp
Quote:
Any child who is cleverer than their teacher will be allowed to take over the class and the teacher will stand at the back with a dunceââ‚ƚ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s hat on. He or she will then be on half pay until he or she has learnt enough to regain the upper ground. This is our policy for child empowerment.

Raistlin 19-04-2005 00:20
Re: Who should I vote for? (not just for the undecided)
 
Self defeating prophecy.....

Not many kids about at the moment that give the appearance of having a higher IQ than a glass of tepid water :(


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