Elections

[flump1]

Knowing what we know now....would you vote for the candidate you chose last time ?

[SIRandyraven]

Yes I would not.

Seriously I don't think any of the political parties are much use.
I tend to vote for the best of the worse.

[mazie]

I think it's a total waste of time and effort. They all seem to be in it for them selves. The sooner the women take over the better ;o)

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Definitely yes. Our sitting Labour MP was beaten by Conservatives and new MP has done more and been actively working more than previous one did in all his tenure so no complaints at all. As for national scene, same applies. In the current climate better to stay the same than trust to changes that for my family are always for the worse-we are not well off at all but the last labour lot were responsible for me losing a job I loved and had been good at for 25 yrs .

[zebo]

Someone said You can vote for whoever you want but the Government always wins,

[parkie]

I think the older we get the more cynical we become about people in authority.
I'm going to be involved in the new Police Authority count next month but heaven alone knows how many papers there will be to count.
It might be an early night from what people have been saying.

[naomi24]

Yes.

[flump1]

Thank you all, obviously no right , wrong or best answer. Just me posing a question on another's behalf. Thanks again.

[Hopkirk]

Yes I would vote UKIP again, it looks like the Tories are leaning that way now.

[Canary42]

Certainly not. I voted for the party whose leader, at his leadership election presentation to the party declared "I will NEVER work with the Conservatives".

Now he is.

He has also followed this with other broken promises.