General Chat

I got toriy only by one point from ukip second. :-D

I got Labour then Green, interesting.

Thanks for pointing that out Graham :-)

I got Labour followed by SNP.

There's a scroll down menu at the top of the quiz that allows you to change it to Scotland ;-) :-)

On Graham's I got Labour streets ahead - and I know nothing of the UK political scene as I'm at the other end of the world! And, I've never voted for the red haze.
B :-)

On Graham's I got Lab slightly ahead of Green. UKIP and Tory strongly negative. :-D

Ann scroll down, it's under the pic of the Houses of Parliament

impossible to get on the Welsh one

Just had the local Labour MP knock at my door - seemed pleased when I told her my result from this quiz ;-)

Conservatives first then Lab & LibDems equal negative followed by UKIP. Green was negative almost off the page!

I got Green, Labour, and Conservative at the bottom, on the first 'quiz'.
Green followed by Labour on the second 'quiz'.
No surprise to me :-D

I took the test yesterday and I got Green Party too?

I got the Green Party too which was a surprise as they have been an utter disaster in Brighton. I thought Natalie Bennett spouted unending nonsense last night. She should consider returning post haste to the land of Oz. She would be welcomed with open arms in, say, Brisbane or Perth . That the media give her a platform while denying the NI parties (who have more than one seat ) is very odd as they may well make or break any coalition.

I believe that the environment is most successfully dealt with within wider policy. For instance the MoD (not famed as green warriors) and RailTrack (another unlikely hero) have done far more for UK flora and fauna in the last five years then the Greens have dreamed of in their philosophy.

So far as the Greens consider the MoD it is to shut it down ( Tov. Putin is such a teddy bear) while trains and ships are somehow to be free. No planes of course the UK would truly be an island with the Greens. N.B. would presumably return to Oz using an sun plane over a week or so. Or borrow a ship from the set of Banished.

It is not the democratic business of minor parties whether from Wales Brighton or Scotland to dictate major issues such as defense or the budget. Nicola Surgeon ( who is not even standing in the May 7 election !!! ) has wildly oversold her case. The devolution in Wales cannot be considered a success in any way except for wasting a lot of money and following the ancient Welsh custom of the windbags as we heard last night..

Whisper it not but a Social Democrat / Christian Socialist coalition is working just fine in Berlin. Should the SNP and others try and turn the Commons into a game of pinball/pork the inevitable response will be that either the two largest parties will force new elections or form a coalition. It has happened before.

Just how happy the rainbow electorate might be with brave Dave and gorgeous George still running the country for several months despite having fewer seats than Labour could be interesting.

Labour/Green

Never voted for Labour in my life

There is also this one
http://election2015.votematch.org/

That said Green for me (1% ahead of LD).
The one on this thread said Labour

I have no party affiliation. I simply vote for whoever I think is best equipped to run the country fairly.

That gives me a borderless realm of infinite possibilities because last night's over-publicised debate proved to be a frustratingly fruitless damp squid.

Labour 1st - Ukip last

Lib Dems didn't even show on my chart !

Links no good for me as I am Scottish, so wonder
if that means I am expected to vote SNP.

Green ( think that was based on my HS2 and trident answers) followed by Labour , minus results for UKIP and Lib dems... though I might vote LIb Dem at a pinch ( would more likely have done so in the past than now probably) but never UKIP so they have that the wrong way round ;-)

Labour came in last place for me; miles behind all the others. :-)