The 2010 General Election ? Final round

[4me2]

1st Poll Result

• Labour Party 100 13.89%

• Conservative Party 158 21.94%

• Liberal Democrats Party 93 12.92%

• UK Independence Party (UKIP) 40 5.56%

• Green Party 5 0.69%

• Plaid Cymru Party 7 0.97%

• Other Political Party 4 0.56%

• NONE OF THE ABOVE 32 4.44%

• Don't Know : Floating Voter 65 9.03%

• Scottish National Party (SNP) 12 1.67%

• Scottish Socialist Party 2 0.28%

• Scottish Green Party 1 0.14%

• Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) 4 0.56%

• Sinn Féin Party 5 0.69%

• Ulster Unionist Party 1 0.14%

• Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) 0 0%

• Alliance Party 0 0%

• Will Not Vote 133 18.47%

• The British National Party (BNP) 58 8.06%

Voters: 720. This poll is closed

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2nd Result

• Labour Party 55 6.92%

• Conservative Party 94 16.43%

• Liberal Democrats Party 167 29.20%

• UK Independence Party (UKIP) 27 4.72%

• Green Party 6 1.05%

• Plaid Cymru Party 3 0.52%

• Other Political Party 3 0.52%

• Don't Know : Floating Voter 51 8.92%

• Scottish National Party (SNP) 9 1.57%

• Scottish Socialist Party 1 0.17%

• Scottish Green Party 1 0.17%

• Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) 2 0.35%

• Sinn Féin Party 5 0.69%

• Ulster Unionist Party 2 0.35%

• Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) 01 0.17%

• Alliance Party 0 0%

• Will Not Vote 98 17.13%

• The British National Party (BNP) 46 8.04%

Voters: 572. This poll is closed

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3rd Poll result

• Labour Party 64 10.94%

• Conservative Party 67 16.58%

• Liberal Democrats Party 178 30.43%

• UK Independence Party (UKIP) 22 3.76%

• Green Party 3 0.51%

• Plaid Cymru Party 2 0.34%

• Other Political Party 7 1.20%

• Don't Know : Floating Voter 41 7.01%

• Scottish National Party (SNP) 9 1.54%

• Scottish Socialist Party 0 0%

• Scottish Green Party 0 0%

• Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) 1 0.17%

• Sinn Féin Party 5 0.85%

• Ulster Unionist Party 1 0.17%

• Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) 01 0.17%

• Alliance Party 0 0%

• Will Not Vote 102 17.44%

• The British National Party (BNP) 53 9.06%

[4me2]

The last round.

[jacko1]

No change from me LABOUR c'mon you reds.

[scullion]

lib dems storming ahead this round

[TwoPlAnKs]

Gordon Brown is doing amazingly well in the debate tonight. He could win this ffs.

[Waka]

lol he looked as clueless tonight as he has done for last 13 years!

W.

[Tommy J]

who can we count on to bring the country out of recession????

Who we have previously counted on, the conservatives :o)

[casio]

For me I dont think there was a winner tonight however I dont think there was a true loser either. If I had to place them I'd say Clegg and Cameron joint 1st and Brown in a close 2nd (due not only to todays debate but also due to yesterdays debacle)

Am I going to vote Labour as I would before the 3 debates? no. Am I suprised that I agree largely with the Lib Dems plans on things like immigration? yes.

for me over the balence of the 3 debates I'd rank them Clegg, Cameron and then Brown. Its going to be a first for me but ol' Cleggys' getting my vote.

[burner1]

I wish GB would stop that false smarmy fucker smile, it negates everything and anything positive he says.

Doesn't suit ya mate, live with it.

[TwoPlAnKs]

For Behold: I have made two graphs.

The first graph is a direct comparison of DF Poll with the BBC's Poll of Polls.

The second graph has had the 'Other' vote removed from both, with the votes of those who voted 'Other' redistributed in the correct proportions between the other parties. This was designed to make the data more comparable as DF clearly has a much higher proportion of people voting for 'Other', as seen in the first graph.

[casio]

must agree he had a right shit eating grin when he came out of that old womans house yesterday after he called her like he did

[TwoPlAnKs]

I wish GB would stop that false smarmy fucker smile, it negates everything and anything positive he says.

Doesn't suit ya mate, live with it.

I cringed every time the camera switched to him suddenly and he was making that stupid face, what does he think he's doing. I thought his content and ability to deal with the questions and other candidates was splendid tonight though.

[Greyfox]

I thought Brown done the best tbh. Thought Cameron was terrible!

[BBK]

I think most of us now see the winner as the person we wanted to win. I thought Clegg did very well, but I think Im biased now. Im just genuinely excited at the thought that we could have a proper three party political system which should ensure the two old boys dont take the piss.

[danthescan]

I wish it was over, i'm fed up getting diverted here.

[Raptor]

I wish it was over, i'm fed up getting diverted here.

Its happened 3 times - stop your f'ing whining.

[Nibb]

I think most of us now see the winner as the person we wanted to win. I thought Clegg did very well, but I think Im biased now. Im just genuinely excited at the thought that we could have a proper three party political system which should ensure the two old boys dont take the piss.

Ironically the nearer we get to that point the harder it is to separate their policies!

[wulliec]

I'm approaching this from a different point of view and some might even feel a bit naive due to the bigger scheme of things worldwide!

Usually, I'm an SNP voter. Recently myself and other parents at our local rural school have been having issues with the local council. I called our MP in to help and he has been brilliant. I've now checked out all he has done for the constituency during his time as an MP and I genuinely can't fault him. He has worked tirelessly.
I didn't vote for him last time round but will be this time. I'm voting for the man and not the party... (it's Labour, by the way, and my constiuency of Ochill and South Perthshire is the SNPs top target seat)

[SiE]

It seems apparent that younger people are leaning to the lib dems but its usually the case that older people turn up at the polls. If people from all generation turn up then it could get really interesting. I honestly believe that the turn out will be greater than normal. Young people at our college say they are going to vote and a lot of that is through the engagement of these debates.

[starfish]

To be quiet honest if you dont like tory voting lib dem is a waste of a vote as they would prob never get in and this will only allow torys to win.