If the election was tomorrow, how would you vote?

AB Editor | 10:28 Tue 18th Apr 2017 | News

76 Answers

This poll is closed.

If you were voting tomorrow, which party would you vote for?

Conservative Party - 190 votes
64%
Labour Party - 28 votes
9%
UK Independence Party - 28 votes
9%
Liberal Democrats - 23 votes
8%
Scottish National Party - 15 votes
5%
Green Party - 7 votes
2%
Plaid Cymru - 5 votes
2%
Ulster Unionist Party - 1 vote
0%
Social Democratic & Labour Party - 1 vote
0%
Sinn Féin - 0 vote
0%
Democratic Unionist Party - 0 vote
0%

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Stats until: 14:07 Sat 21st Dec 2024 (Refreshed every 5 minutes)

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emmie

i just voted and it doesn't show up..

andrew1707

Perhaps you voted for the wrong party!!

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Question Author

Hopefully that's everyone?

emmie

wouldn't do that..

ToraToraTora

I voted Tory but the results are not showing

aelmpvw

i voted five minutes ago, it appears the results are not through yet ...

aelmpvw

ah, results are coming through, looks like a landslide :-)

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Question Author

It updates every 5 mins :)

ichkeria

Sorry about this, but you've left the Alliance Party off the list :-)

emmie

ah..

ummmm

Gosh...does the Ed have to explain this everytime?

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Question Author

I used the parties from the previous results: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_general_election,_2015

ChillDoubt

UKIP and Labour currently neck and neck....LOL

anneasquith

In fairness ED, I doubt AB is a fair representation of the British electorate .?

jim360

Depends on which constituency I'm in.

mushroom25

voting allegiances came up over the weekend, and a lot of the politically active on this forum said that they'd always voted for this or that party, and would continue to do so - even if the candidate was Mr BG Gruff, as long as he was wearing the right colour rosette.

more interesting it will be once the parties start formulating their manifesto - particularly if any of the major parties pitches from a platform of revocation of article 50.