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Election Poll: Which way will you swing, and will it be hung?

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AB Editor | 07:52 Fri 30th Apr 2010 | News
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With the last leader's debate over and done with, and the election less than a week away, we would like to check, probably for the last time, what your voting intentions are.

We would also like to hear your opinions on the prospect of a hung parliament. 

 

This poll is closed.

If The Election Were Held Today, Which Party Would You Cast Your Vote For?

  • Conservatives - 25 votes
  • 40%
  • Labour - 14 votes
  • 23%
  • Liberal Democrats - 10 votes
  • 16%
  • BNP - 7 votes
  • 11%
  • UKIP - 4 votes
  • 6%
  • SNP - 1 vote
  • 2%
  • Green - 1 vote
  • 2%
  • Plaid Cymru - 0 vote
  • 0%
  • Monster Raving Loony Party - 0 vote
  • 0%
  • Respect - 0 vote
  • 0%

Which Coalition Is Likely To Be In Power Should There Be A Hung Parliament?

  • Lib-Lab Coalition - 21 votes
  • 35%
  • Lib-Con Coalition - 17 votes
  • 28%
  • There won't be a Coalition - 10 votes
  • 17%
  • Con-Lab Coalition - 6 votes
  • 10%
  • Con-Other Coalition - 3 votes
  • 5%
  • Lab-Other Coalition (Green, UKIP, BNP, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Respect and the Irish Parties) - 2 votes
  • 3%
  • Lib-Other Coalition - 1 vote
  • 2%

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Coldicote, it was Thatcher who unleashed the bankers, not Brown. Remember when building societies were little mutuals rather than megahoovers that need state support? She changed that. Not because it was a 'mess' she inherited from Labour, but because she wanted to.
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