[Poll] Upcoming EU elections (UK), who has your vote?

[Firehorse]

It would be quite interesting to get an idea of which party the majority of this forum supports. As the vast majority of forum users are in their teens and early twenties, this could be a good indicator of the general opinion of young voters.

[lemons]

BNP

[-:Undertaker:-]

Latest polling for the European Elections (YouGov):

UKIP 31%
Labour 28%
Conservatives 19%
Liberal Democrats 9%
Greens 8%

And here are some of the party broadcasts if people want to watch -

Conservatives

Ukip

Labour

Liberal Democrats

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Gf2JNsDkVw

Greens

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iitH2...mKRjcZqq_zah2w

I'm voting Ukip (obviously) and I hope that as a result, these will be the only and last European Elections I have to vote in.

Edited by Wispur (Assistant General Manager (Staff)): Please do not embed more than 3 videos in one post.

[Kardan]

Labour, although they're European election broadcast fails to mention Europe at all, whoops!

The Lib Dems also sound appealing, but hey, we all know what they're like with promises.

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Oh god, maybe I'll vote for the Green party. That video was hilarious!

[The Don]

Labour just so that UKIP hopefully doesn't win.

[RyRy]

Voting for Labour yet not knowing what their EU policy actually is right now...

Least you'd be in the same boat as Labour, clueless as to what to do haha. I think I'll likely vote UKIP, I admire what David Cameron did against the EU but UKIP imo are a bit more ahead of the curve in the EU respect (general election is a different kettle of fish)

[-:Undertaker:-]

The entire campaign so far from the Labour/Conservative/Liberal Democrat cartel appears to simply be "stop Ukip".

Which is excellent for Ukip considering how Ukip are trying to point out to everybody that the three main parties are all exactly the same.

[The Don]

Voting for Labour yet not knowing what their EU policy actually is right now...

Least you'd be in the same boat as Labour, clueless as to what to do haha. I think I'll likely vote UKIP, I admire what David Cameron did against the EU but UKIP imo are a bit more ahead of the curve in the EU respect (general election is a different kettle of fish)

If that's aimed at me how on earth do you know what I know/don't know about the different parties policies? Anything to get a cheap dig in isn't it Ryan.

[-:Undertaker:-]

If that's aimed at me how on earth do you know what I know/don't know about the different parties policies? Anything to get a cheap dig in isn't it Ryan.

He's referring to Kardan's post pointing out how the Labour European Elections broadcast doesn't even mention Europe, I think.

[RyRy]

The entire campaign so far from the Labour/Conservative/Liberal Democrat cartel appears to simply be "stop Ukip".

Which is excellent for Ukip considering how Ukip are trying to point out to everybody that the three main parties are all exactly the same.

I think the conservatives are more of the" Anything you can do, we can do better" frame of mind. The other two, well one is all for staying IN(sane) THE EU and the other one forgot there's two parliaments.

If that's aimed at me how on earth do you know what I know/don't know about the different parties policies? Anything to get a cheap dig in isn't it Ryan.

I was referring to Kardans post like Dan said, you hadn't posted when I was typing out on my mobile, or least I never noticed.

Regardless I wasn't having a dig at anybodys knowledge of every party's EU stance. I was having a dig at how every party bar one realised it was the EU elections yet people are voting for them for... Not sure why? If you know Labours policy on EU do say, as I don't think they seem to know themselves! :/