who did you want to win the election

[mad driver]

labour, conservitive, green or whatever else there was

[Pug Dealer]

don't trust any of them, but lib dems seen to make a lot of sense but never a viable alternative

[groucho]

Fairly obvious what most of the replies will be.

[Mrs Trackside]

I voted Conservative. I'm very surprised Labour got in again, but hopefully, his Tonyness will take some notice of how people are feeling and some of the arrogance (and stealth taxes) will disappear.

[mad driver]

come on the labour, TONY TONY TONY TONY TONY TONY

[fid]

I voted Conservative. We lost to Lib Dems by one bluddy percent here.

[Muncher]

Why have all the labour voters suddenly come out of the woodwork after the election?



I voted Tory.

[docevi1]

Muncher said:

Why have all the labour voters suddenly come out of the woodwork after the election?

because everyone else opinion is right and yours is wrong. Its not worth an argument over.

[puggit]

Tories, and helped them remove Labour from Reading East (7% swing )

[DanBoy]

I wanted Labour to win, not because I'm a devoted Labour supporter (coz I'm not), but because as far as I'm concerned Labour were the only serious choice.

The result we got was exactly the kind I was hoping for; Tony Blair with his wings clipped, so to speak. We don't want him getting too carried away...

>> Edited by DanBoy on Friday 6th May 19:57

[Balmoral Green]

I am a Conservative, so...

79,83,87,92,97 Conservative.

01,05 Labour.

Repeat, I am a Conservative, that has not changed.

[c c]

A relatively satisfactory result.

[cymtriks]

I voted Tory and UKIP (we had local elections here as well)

It's not a wasted vote to support a small party.

It puts the issues of that party on the agenda.

And if the Tory party and their supporters don't like the UKIP vote "splitting their support" then they can very easily fix that that adopting their policies.

[driller]

mad driver said:

come on the labour, TONY TONY TONY TONY TONY TONY

Heh, heh is that why he's in the SB ?