Who did you vote for? Tories never say..

[Alan Dale]

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[sophiesofa]

I don't understand why anyone doesn't say who they've voted for (with the exception of voting for the BNP possibly).

[bigbadwolf]

You first Sophie.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

I couldn't possibly say.

[jimmy two times]

I have always voted for Labour and always will. I come from an Irish blue collar family and it's been bred into me from a very young age.

[Alan Dale]

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[PeckhamRose]

I voted for Social Democrats. I am not sure if it was the most sensible thing to have done, but I did exercise my right without voting for the current lot.

[bigbadwolf]

Can I be the first to predict that at some point along the line this thread will descend into an episode of nasty mud slinging. But hey, don't let me stop you.

[HellNoHellYeah]

Can black people vote BNP?

[bigbadwolf]

Nothing stopping them if voting is anonymous. I don't think they can become party members though.

[easytiger]

bbw, would you trust Cameron as prime minister?

[Keef]

Green. Probably Labour in general election...

[Maurice]

I, along with the majority of Europe, swung away from the left this election. Of course, one has long tended to vote Tory.

[Tony.London Suburbs]

Remember the words of a 24-year-old Girl in Lewisham Council when I worked there.

She was delighted that a Guy, living locally to her, had his windows put in as he had displayed a Conservative sticker in them.

Maybe thats why.

Labour supporters, overall, tend to be more fervent and passionate "supporting" the cause.

Conservatives, particularly in days of yore, were the "Silent Majority".

[Maurice]

Well we do the heavy lifting and fill the treasury so that, every few years, a Labour Government can spend, spend, spend, before we come back to the rescue.

[Ted Max]

Maurice! As I live and breathe.

Do you think you can keep it under control this time around?

[Maurice]

I have been away indeed, first to hospital then to warmer weather for a long recovery. But I am back and can keep it under control indeed, though I'm not sure if that is what you meant?

[????]

I have never voted anything other than Labour (or not voted last time) in a general election (my first was in '83) but am seriously thinking about voting conservative, with many reservations, and certainly anything (other than BNP) to get Labour out

[Ted Max]

Hope you are indeed recovered. Welcome back. Things have moved on apace. We have an enthusiastic torturers club. Sean deals only in withering put downs. Chav almost never posts. You're going to find things different.

[Maurice]

Oh my dearest Chav. I do hope she is faring well in her fight for the least among us. Bless. On the other side of the tracks, I have also noted a new French restaurant just as one approaches the DMZ in Camberwell. Merveilleux!

[Keef]

Welcome back Moz, I for one, have missed you. Glad you're recovered from whatever.

[jimmy two times]

If you are dyed in the wool Labour you cannot ever vote Tory. You must show loyalty to the cause in the same way you would do to your football team even if they had a crap manager and disloyal players.

[mockney piers]

I voted Anti Capitalist Global Revolution.

Oh, in this country, err green.

[LegalEagle-ish]

Green

[mockney piers]

*sighs*