I'm curious. Are the undecided really undecided or

[thecuriousorange]

just not owning up to voting Labour?

the genuinely undecided usually like to get behind the likely winners like glory hunters which would be good for the Tories if the undecided believe the opinion polls

but what of the Worcester Woman?

[iggy]

I would have thought a lot of undecideds can't choose between Lib Dem and Labour.

[dengar]

......genuinely undecided. See merits and faults in each candidate......so much so i've left answer messages on each candidates mobiles to call me back and persuade me to vote for them......if none answer than it might be a case of eeny meeny miny mo.......

[CunninghamisMagic]

May 6, 2010 9:25:15 GMT iggy said:

I would have thought a lot of undecideds can't choose between Lib Dem and Labour.

Possibly true in some cases, but not all. I know some who want to vote Lib Dem but are deperate for change so may vote Tory as a better tactical alternative. Not convinced by all 3 myself (politicians being slimeballs on the whole) but voted for what I personally believed was the best of a bad bunch

[dengar]

Update: The Green Party and UKIP party candidates have return my calls.......<awaits 'major' parties response, or lack of>

[thecuriousorange]

May 6, 2010 10:01:57 GMT @dengar said:

Update: The Green Party and UKIP party candidates have return my calls.......<awaits 'major' parties response, or lack of>

I'm curious. Did you give your name as La La De Nou?

[dengar]

If de nou responds curious, it only means that la la has killed yet another thread; kind reply with anything, just anything, for the love of the board.........

[dengar]

...okay if i'm gonna kill this thread proper than the UKIP candidate responded, "hello La La here, how may I help ypou?".

[thecuriousorange]

May 6, 2010 10:26:29 GMT @dengar said:

...okay if i'm gonna kill this thread proper than the UKIP candidate responded, "hello La La here, how may I help ypou?".

I was curious as to whether someone would translate your post.

[dengar]

<PM Scoreywit>

[dengar]

Tory candidate <taps watch>.

[dengar]

...highly recommend, nay emplore all ponners/biffs to phone there prospective candidates for a chat and ask them to address the concerns ypou have. After all, we are there potential employers, and you wouldn't employ someone you haven't interviewed would you?

<strikes off Tory candidate as she's too arrogant to turn up for her interview>.

[baggie_79]

May 6, 2010 9:22:59 GMT @thecuriousorange said:

just not owning up to voting Labour?

the genuinely undecided usually like to get behind the likely winners like glory hunters which would be good for the Tories if the undecided believe the opinion polls

but what of the Worcester Woman?

Quite the opposite for me. I'm minded to vote tory, but not sure I can bring myself to actually do it.

[thecuriousorange]

May 6, 2010 12:19:34 GMT @dengar said:

...highly recommend, nay emplore all ponners/biffs to phone there prospective candidates for a chat and ask them to address the concerns ypou have. After all, we are there potential employers, and you wouldn't employ someone you haven't interviewed would you?

<strikes off Tory candidate as she's too arrogant to turn up for her interview>.

I was curious to find out my local candidates views. I asked them where all the eastern europeans were coming from and they said 'not you again loyalist' and hung up.

[Bibbel]

I can't make my mind up if I'm undecided or no.

[rommel]

Most people know who they'll vote for but are too ashamed to say

Feckin cowards !

[dengar]

.....it's an individuals inalienable right to keep their voting preference to themselves.......like you have in your daft, mindless post......any relation to Loyalist Herr Rommel?

<and that Tory biff still hasn't responded......pfft...>