Discussion regarding the General Election today goes here. Open to anyone who gives a shit about British Politics.
Please keep it civil.

I voted lib dem, and I'm terrified that we'll end up with a Thatcher-esque Tory Government.
What are your thoughts, and how did you vote?

Lib Dem!

It's a shame to know it's probably going to be a hung parliament anyway.

None of them have enough seats yet.

As I'm a resident of the Isle of Man I can't vote. I'm not actually part of the U.K, however, the U.K seems to control a lot of what happens where I live because we're in British waters.

I like the Liberals ideas, I don't want Gordon Brown's lazy ass up there any longer and another Thatcher-esque Tory Govt. would be horrible.

The green party has good ideas too but I think if they teamed up with the Lib Dems it'd make for the better.

That'd be a vast improvement over what they've got planned this time.

Tories had an 11% swing in their favour for Sunderland, a safe Labour seat.
I think we are well and truly boned.

Been watching the results come in for 9 hrs now. Unless the next two hours provide a miracle, we are going to have a Hung Parliament

/me looks outside

It's already starting to look soviet out there. :s

i was afraid to vote lib dem, last time anyone voted for anything other than the toris or labour we ended up with the SNP up here...that is not turning out well, so i copped out and went green.

Like this?


I've been watching stuff about the election on tv. I'll tell you how I feel about it after I see what the victor(s) do after the election is over. Too much media time is placed on an election, and I think what they actually post-election should be receiving the attention

ooohohoho...no no no.
well done everyone on voting conservative.
and for all the hoohaa about the libdems, they actually seem to have lost seats.

Cameron is going to be sooooooo smug about this, im dreading seeing his trollface like mug tomorrow.

mOo - IT Crowd FTW \o/ But yeah, like that.

FinalWish - only if he can coax other parties to join the rather than Labour. It's all about who likes who now.