St Marco Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Think the mods have vanished so let's do our own poll. To gauge how we as a Saints community voted. So who did you vote for? No need to explain why you voted for them or why you didn't vote for xyz. I voted conservative
irishsaint83 Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Ulster Conservatives and Unionists – New Force Danny Kennedy to be precise
buctootim Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 So based on this the Tories and Unionists have a landslide.
moonraker Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 A Politician, pity as if some monkeys had been standing I might have preffered one of them, perhaps i'll move to Hartlepool.
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 (I will be voting for) The Greens in the local election and Labour nationally.
sperm_john Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Conservative, Brian Binley in Northampton South (marginal) to be precise, and know about 4 or 5 others voting the same, viva la revolution
badgerx16 Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Tactically for the candidate most likely to beat the CONservative.
RedAndWhite91 Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 I will vote Conservatives later as the prospective MP rang me up after I sent an email and told me about his plans for Winchester. He seemed like a top bloke.
Colinjb Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Conservative in both the General and Local Elections. Not that it'll make much difference in this sh*t hole of a city. Labour could shoot their first born and they would still vote for them.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Haven't voted yet, polling station is next door to a pub,so Will tell Mrs Duck I'm off to vote, and maybe get a swift couple in while she's watching Eastenders.Haven't decided whether UKIP or Torys. Tory majority of 6,000 last time, but a combined Lib/Dem, Labour vote can reign that back, so I might have to forsake UKIP and go Tory.
Winnersaint Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Lib Dems in both. Normally a Labour voter which is waste of time in Wokingham as John redwood is sitting Tory MP.
saint_stevo Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 (edited) Lib Dem. Anything but Conservative (prob go up the con club for a beer later though) Edited 6 May, 2010 by saint_stevo
scotty Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Conservative in both the General and Local Elections. Not that it'll make much difference in this sh*t hole of a city. Labour could shoot their first born and they would still vote for them. a mate in Wigan told me much the same thing this morning, he said labour could put up ian huntley as their mp and hed still get elected
SuperMikey Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Lib Dem in both. Surprised at the low turnout at what I expected to be a peak time (about 5pm).
St Marco Posted 6 May, 2010 Author Posted 6 May, 2010 Yeah was not many when i was there either. Had about 4 old ladies outside with notebooks asking for our numbers. It would be quite funny if BBC used our poll on their show later "and we have a southampton poll, it looks pretty close between conservatives and lib dems with around 30% of the votes each, and we have 2% for a guy with a pig head and 1% for the Paul Wotten Party".
Fuengirola Saint Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 a mate in Wigan told me much the same thing this morning, he said labour could put up ian huntley as their mp and hed still get elected Only the same as New Forest East or West With the incumbent Tory Knobheads
Granadino Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Lib dem - tactically, though I still think the Tories will take the Romsey seat. Feckerz
dune Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 Lib Dem/ Lib Dem I nearly did the same, but i felt they were being unfair with amnesty on illegals. U saw a Kenya and they need jobs, nick should bring them all over because i went on holiday there anf the food was brilliant. Nick almost won be over but he was just a little bit too bigoted for the 21st century for my liking. I voted UKIP instead vecause they are as far left as it goes not since the sufragettes has aprty camapaigned so tirelessly for the right of ugly women to not have cover thier faces with a sheet. It's time we moved on a realised that looks are not the bee all and end all in a relationship, it's the sex that matters.
scotty Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 I stuck to my principles and voted tory, having decided Caroline Nokes definitely had the bigger cup size of the two candidates.
dune Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 I stuck to my principles and voted tory, having decided Caroline Nokes definitely had the bigger cup size of the two candidates. nice one scotty, you saw a bit of theresa may in her didn't you and realised that Caroline is the sort of woman that won't moan when you wipe your nob on her tummy.
scotty Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 nice one scotty, you saw a bit of theresa may in her didn't you and realised that Caroline is the sort of woman that won't moan when you wipe your nob on her tummy. I knew that theresa may thing would come back to haunt me, thanks for the reminder:D
dune Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 i was really very close to going back to the BNP. I'll be honest (and take th flak as is my style) and say the way the BNP lads handled themselves when they were spat at impressed me. It showed loyalty and solidarity and that they were not afraid to defend themselves. Qualities i doubt you find in george osborne of thing gove
Amesbury Saint Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 conservative but I did think voting for all three main parties - a cross for each one!
dune Posted 6 May, 2010 Posted 6 May, 2010 conservative but I did think voting for all three main parties - a cross for each one! thankfully you saw sense becos thatd just be silly and immature and youd regret it
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