UK Parties Poll

Christian Democrats · Post by **Christian Democrats** » 03 Mar 2015, 04:57

The U.K. will hold its general election on May 7.

I'm American but decided to take a British political quiz anyway.

https://gb.isidewith.com/political-quiz

My Results
Conservative: 84%
UKIP: 83%
Democratic Unionist: 76% (lol)
LibDems: 72%
Labour: 64%
Sinn Fein: 60%
SNP: 55%
Plaid Cymru: 53%
BNP: 41%
Green: 23%

If I were British, I'd probably vote for the Conservative candidate or an Orange Book LibDem.

What are your results after taking this political quiz?

Gradea · Post by **Gradea** » 03 Mar 2015, 09:37

Labour: 94%
Liberal Democrats: 90%
Greens: 86%
Conservatives: 61%
UKIP: 55%
BNP: 37%

Gradea · Post by **Gradea** » 03 Mar 2015, 09:38

Gradea wrote:
03 Mar 2015, 07:37
Labour: 94%
Liberal Democrats: 90%
Greens: 86%
Conservatives: 61%
UKIP: 55%
BNP: 37%

I'm Australian so I does not matter anyway. :dhorse

Post by **Guy** » 03 Mar 2015, 09:45

92% Labour
88% LibDem
87% Green
41% BNP
31% UKIP
27% Tories

88% Plaid
86% SNP
71% Sinn
6% DUP

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Notwithstanding that I don't have very strong feelings on nationalism of any group within the UK, I definitely think that they should transition from their current system of absolute Westminsterial sovereignty to a federal system.

I kinda gave up on the weightings after a while, so my results are probably a little skewed. Overall, not very surprising, considering simply by-the-platform stances on various current issues were canvassed.

Post by **Wopruthien** » 03 Mar 2015, 12:21

This is quite an interesting one too:

https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/

Parties you side with...
96%Labour

Labour on domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, environmental, healthcare, social, education, and transportation issues.
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93%Liberal Democrats
Liberal Democrats on foreign policy, economic, domestic policy, environmental, social, healthcare, education, and transportation issues.
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92%Green
Green on foreign policy, environmental, domestic policy, social, healthcare, education, and immigration issues.
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61%UK Independence
UK Independence on domestic policy and healthcare issues.
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54%Conservatives
Conservatives on economic and social issues.
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54%British Nationals
British Nationals on domestic policy and environmental issues.
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96%Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru on domestic policy, foreign policy, environmental, healthcare, social, education, and immigration issues.
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95%Scottish Nationals
Scottish Nationals on foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, healthcare, social, education, immigration, and transportation issues.
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82%Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin on foreign policy, environmental, healthcare, social, and education issues.
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20%Democratic Unionist
Democratic Unionist on healthcare issues.
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That's about right with my current feelings in all honesty. I'm toying with a Labour/Green or Lib Dem vote. Though the Lib Dems less likely after their last showing. Very much a safe labour seat where I live, but under increasing pressure from UKIP who I cannot stand. So I was surprised to see a high score (same with BNP). However I apparently agree with them quite strongly that England should have their own devolved assembly and that votes just for England should have English only MP votes unless the above happens. Mind you in the current climate that is not going to be possible.

My local MP is very much against changing to English only votes, as he is right most of my fellow constituents work in England despite living in Wales. The joys of a border town.

Post by **Guy** » 03 Mar 2015, 12:45

Why do you fools have FPTP.

Gruenberg · Post by **Gruenberg** » 03 Mar 2015, 13:55

LibDems: 91%
Labour: 86%
Plaid Cymru: 78%
SNP: 78%
Green: 76%
Conservatives: 70%
Sinn Fein: 70%
UKIP: 57%
BNP: 31%
DUP: 18%

Post by **Wopruthien** » 03 Mar 2015, 17:59

Guy wrote:
03 Mar 2015, 10:45
Why do you fools have FPTP.

Because the British public was too idiotic to vote for electoral reform when we had the referendum. Most felt betrayed by the Lib Dems and voted against it to get at them... only I don't think they were aware that the issue is/was much bigger than the Lib Dems.

Christian Democrats · Post by **Christian Democrats** » 03 Mar 2015, 20:36

Wopruthien wrote:
03 Mar 2015, 10:21
This is quite an interesting one too:

https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/

Conservatives: 30%
LibDems: 30%
Labour: 20%
UKIP: 20%

As I said, I'd probably vote for a Conservative or LibDem depending on the constituency.

Kogvuron · Post by **Kogvuron** » 03 Mar 2015, 22:24

Liberal Democrats
on environmental, social, and healthcare issues.
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75%Labour
Labour
on foreign policy, social, education, and immigration issues.
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74%Conservatives
Conservatives
on environmental, social, transportation, and healthcare issues.
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65%UK Independence
UK Independence
on environmental and economic issues.
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65%Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin Regional Party
on foreign policy, social, and education issues.
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57%British Nationals
British Nationals
on economic issues.
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34%Democratic Unionist
Democratic Unionist Regional Party
no major issues.
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60%Green
Green Regional Party
on education issues.
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59%Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru Regional Party
on foreign policy, social, education, and immigration issues.
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57%Scottish Nationals
Scottish Nationals Regional Party
on education and immigration issues.
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Idk who I'd vote for, probably whoever I agree with on economics and foreign policy

Post by **Spartan Termopylae** » 04 Mar 2015, 00:51

I got Con top. I'd never vote for them. In truth, no party fits my beliefs. Plus, it wouldn't matter who I vote for. I live now in an old mining town. Andy Burnham will win here. My left boot could run for Labour and win.

Ukip and bnp are a lot of..... bankers shall we say? Lib Dems are as useless as a condom machine in the Vatican. It got it right that I'd go DUP over Sinn Fein, but I'd even vote Conservative over those terrorists. I mean, come on, one of their prominent leaders is a self confessed former member of the IRA. In terms of the regional parties it lists DUP, Plaid Cymru, Sinn Fein, then snp. Not that I can entirely agree

Zavina · Post by **Zavina** » 28 Jul 2018, 01:23

I am American , but I answered as best I knew how . Here are my results .

I side with Labour on most political issues of the 2017 Election
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youre voting for
Parties you side with...
Labour
68%Labour
Transportation National Security Healthcare Social Economic Environmental ElectoralVote for
Green
70%NOT IN YOUR DISTRICT
Green
Science Healthcare Economic Foreign Policy Social Criminal Environmental ElectoralVote for
SNP
67%NOT IN YOUR DISTRICT
SNP
Social Foreign Policy Economic Science Immigration Environmental ElectoralVote for
Plaid Cymru
66%NOT IN YOUR DISTRICT
Plaid Cymru
Social Economic Foreign Policy Immigration Science Environmental ElectoralVote for
Liberal Democrat
66%Liberal Democrat
Immigration Transportation Healthcare Foreign Policy Social Economic Criminal Environmental ElectoralVote for
Conservative
48%Conservative
National Security Immigration Social Transportation Domestic Policy EnvironmentalVote for
UKIP
44%UKIP
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Borovan4 · Post by **Borovan4** » 28 Jul 2018, 03:05

I got 50% labor. 45% Liberal democrats.

Post by **Nequedum** » 29 Jul 2018, 01:55

74%Liberal Democrat
Criminal Science Social Foreign Policy Economic Immigration Education Domestic Policy Electoral Transportation Environmental

65%Green
Criminal Economic Foreign Policy Immigration Social Education Electoral Healthcare Environmental

59%SNP
Social Immigration Economic Foreign Policy Education Electoral Environmental

57%Plaid Cymru
Economic Social Foreign Policy Immigration Environmental

56%Sinn Féin
Social Economic Foreign Policy Electoral Environmental

56%Labour
Science Social Immigration Economic Transportation Environmental National Security

47%Libertarian
Criminal Immigration Social Electoral

36%Conservative
Science Immigration Social Transportation Environmental National Security

35%UKIP
Science Immigration Social Education National Security

29%Democratic Unionist
Science Immigration Economic Environmental National Security

26%British National
Science Economic Healthcare

ZachMan82498 · Post by **ZachMan82498** » 27 Nov 2018, 19:34

I lean more democratic but I have republican views too. I'm moderate center left.

Post by **Wopruthien** » 28 Nov 2018, 06:22

ZachMan82498 wrote: ↑
27 Nov 2018, 19:34
I lean more democratic but I have republican views too. I'm moderate center left.

Those aren't UK parties

Post by **frattastan** » 28 Nov 2018, 11:26

Wopruthien wrote: ↑
28 Nov 2018, 06:22
Those aren't UK parties

Just wait until you join the United States.

ZachMan82498 · Post by **ZachMan82498** » 28 Nov 2018, 12:39

Wopruthien wrote: ↑
28 Nov 2018, 06:22

ZachMan82498 wrote: ↑
27 Nov 2018, 19:34
I lean more democratic but I have republican views too. I'm moderate center left.

Those aren't UK parties

So?

Post by **Nequedum** » 29 Nov 2018, 04:07

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Green Party
35.7%
Labour
28.6%
Liberal Democrats
28.6%
Conservatives
7.1%

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