Coming to a town near you, somewhere during the next week. If you live in an EU memberstate that is. ;) I was just wondering who is going to vote (and what you are going to vote) and who thinks that the EU is little more then a money pitt without much of a future. Personally, I'm going to vote for the Liberals. Although I doubt they'll be among the big winners of the upcoming elections. :(

We get to vote for the European Parliament, The Mayor of London and the Local Council. I don't think I'll bother.

I expect UKIP, the UK Independence Party to perform well in a small turnout. They want to take the UK out of the EU.

And what do you want? [img]smile.gif[/img]

In the UK this is going to be a bit more of a referendum on the Labour parties performance. That will be the only thing that will get people out to vote I expect, and it will mean huge gains for the Greens and Liberals I expect. Ken will almost certainly walk the London mayor elections and Labour will probably maintain a stranglehold elsewhere but have its majority cut significantly.

I think I'm going to have to vote Labour if I bother at all. There just plain ain't any socialist candidates. Theres RESPECT - the Unity coalition (or "I'm a Celebrity - Get me Elected!" as its also known) but the politics of most of the people involved are pretty crap.

I got (had) to vote by post! Pilot schemes and all that.

I'm going to vote but I haven't fully made up my mind yet about which person will get my vote.

Do you know on which party are you going to vote?

I'm considering Kathalijne Buitenweg, first on the Groen Links list but I haven't really kept up te date with European politics so I want to read a little more about the parties' stances in that respect. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Can i vote for Tony Blair ? :D

Groen Links is very pro-Europe. Even more so then the other Leftish parties (rather obvious, in the case of the SP) (except maybe D66). I considered voting for Buitenweg myself for awhile. She's quite competent [img]smile.gif[/img]