Two questions about this year's general election (UK)?

1) The Green Party

2) Hopefully a hung parliament. It's the only way we'll get a referendum on proportional representation (NOT the 'Alternative Vote' that New Labour are trying to fob us off with) - preferably Single Transferable Vote (as used in Ireland, Malta and Tasmania)

But due to the archaic and undemocratic first-past-the-post system it'll probably be (tempting fate!) a Tory majority of about 120 with maybe 38-40% of the vote :-(

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1) UKIP ( main three are basically the same )

2) I think it is going to be a Tory victory because people are fed up with New Labour and Brown but they don't see that the main three are part of the same elite which is selling the country out to the EU so we still be loosing our national democracy regardless of what Cameron says about not joining the Euro there will find a excuse for going back on that so called promise the EU will demand it.

Any independent no matter the party for no. 1

Hopefully that will help to get every sitting MP out of the House of Commons and give the country back to the people by electing people who will actually represent them instead of these lying, thieving incompetents we have now. At the worst we will have a hung parliament but anything is better than these fools in office.

Conservative will win, use Labour as an excuse to put up taxes. we've seen it all before. Don't know what to vote for yet.

Don't steal because the government doesn't like completion.

1. Labour.

2. Conservatives.

1) I would like to vote for a party with similar beliefs to my own e.g. Socialist Workers Party or Plaid Cymru or something.

However the likelihood of this singular vote will get me nowhere so i will join the small minority voting for the British Nationalist Party.

2) Highly likely to be a Hung Parliament with the Conservatives holding more seats that Labour. Which although initially sounds like a good idea, it will resolve nothing within our Country.

1. Haven't decided yet probably Liberal Democrats

2. Hung Parliament, Conservatives with the most seats.

I will vote for the British national party, because I think that the British people desperately need representation in parliament. The main three parties in parliament no longer represent, or serve the British peoples interests. Parliament has proved beyond doubt that it cannot even be trusted with public money let alone British interests. I believe that a good representation of British national party MPs will bring some truth about parliament to the public, and prevent the establishment from manipulating everything toward their own selfish and private ends. We will have a safer and more secure Britain. And a more confident people unafraid to speak their minds.

1. Voting Labour

2. Hoping for a Labour majority, but I think it will be hung, who will be the biggest party is still up for grabs, The gap in the polls is shrinking as people dont yet trust Cameron and Osbourne.