Election Poll: Which way will you swing, and will it be hung?

AB Editor | 07:52 Fri 30th Apr 2010 | News

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With the last leader's debate over and done with, and the election less than a week away, we would like to check, probably for the last time, what your voting intentions are.

We would also like to hear your opinions on the prospect of a hung parliament.

This poll is closed.

If The Election Were Held Today, Which Party Would You Cast Your Vote For?

Conservatives - 25 votes
40%
Labour - 14 votes
23%
Liberal Democrats - 10 votes
16%
BNP - 7 votes
11%
UKIP - 4 votes
6%
SNP - 1 vote
2%
Green - 1 vote
2%
Plaid Cymru - 0 vote
0%
Monster Raving Loony Party - 0 vote
0%
Respect - 0 vote
0%

Which Coalition Is Likely To Be In Power Should There Be A Hung Parliament?

Lib-Lab Coalition - 21 votes
35%
Lib-Con Coalition - 17 votes
28%
There won't be a Coalition - 10 votes
17%
Con-Lab Coalition - 6 votes
10%
Con-Other Coalition - 3 votes
5%
Lab-Other Coalition (Green, UKIP, BNP, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Respect and the Irish Parties) - 2 votes
3%
Lib-Other Coalition - 1 vote
2%

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jno

Coldicote, it was Thatcher who unleashed the bankers, not Brown. Remember when building societies were little mutuals rather than megahoovers that need state support? She changed that. Not because it was a 'mess' she inherited from Labour, but because she wanted to.

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