JC Election 2010 Poll

[CSP]

Thought this would be interesting to do... What do people think?

2nd term for Labor (scary)?
New LNP Government (here's hoping)?
Hung Parliament?

I predict a landslide...

[ari666]

dont care. either part is a bad option.

[Demonica]

I have a bad feeling that Labor is going to get a second term at screwing our country even further. If they do back in it'll be for two reasons 1/ due to stupid women voting for them just because their leader is a woman and 2/ there are too many gullible bogans in this country that believe everything they get told to believe. Fingers crossed that the majority of voters have some sense and vote LNP.

[fuzzy2308]

dont care. either part is a bad option.

what he said

[S.T.K.E]

dont care. either part is a bad option.

I agree with that too. I honestly feel like voting greens

[CSP]

I agree with that too. I honestly feel like voting greens

I really wish people that said that knew what the Greens where about - their extremist views would mean electricity would become more expensive than ANYONE could afford and demand would outstrip supply. I.e. there wouldn't be enough power. And that's just ONE example!

[minux]

dont care. either part is a bad option.

what he said

I agree with that too. I honestly feel like voting greens

If you do not care, do not vote. Do not make peopel suffer who want a clean election. Simply drop the form int he box with nothing on it.

Voting for the greens is hilarious, has anyone actually read their policies? Massive ETS, Massive mining tax, shutting down coal power stations, stopping land developments, charging to drive per km, the list goes on.

If you do not care DO NOT VOTE.

[ClairBear]

Don't vote - it only encourages them!

[fabz]

im voting micky mouse again. I hear hes got a good chance this time

[fuzzy2308]

If you do not care, do not vote. Do not make peopel suffer who want a clean election. Simply drop the form int he box with nothing on it.

Voting for the greens is hilarious, has anyone actually read their policies? Massive ETS, Massive mining tax, shutting down coal power stations, stopping land developments, charging to drive per km, the list goes on.

If you do not care DO NOT VOTE.

will they fine me if i do that?

[minux]

will they fine me if i do that?

How can they? You turn up, mark your name off and then do not fill anything in. They cannot track a voting card to a voter lol.

If you do not want to turn up, you are sent a $20 fine.

[CSP]

It's one of the reasons we'll never see a registered voting system in this country. If you had to register to vote the ALP wouldn't ever stand a chance.

[ari666]

If you do not care DO NOT VOTE.

lol, calm down... you will be happy to know i dont vote, never have, never will. there are certain benefits to having dual citizenship

[50LTRv8]

Thought this would be interesting to do... What do people think?

2nd term for Labor (scary)?
New LNP Government (here's hoping)?
Hung Parliament?

I predict a landslide...

A Landslide for who?

I hope the Libs get in, but I fear my prediction will be different

[old mate]

theres too many idiots out there. so labor is a chance to get back in (damn it). but the LNP should come back if people arent stupid.

charge to drive per km, that would be shocking for me as a uni student. zero public transport available and i drive a minimum of 670km a week just for uni.

[minux]

theres too many idiots out there. so labor is a chance to get back in (damn it). but the LNP should come back if people arent stupid.

charge to drive per km, that would be shocking for me as a uni student. zero public transport available and i drive a minimum of 670km a week just for uni.

Thats the thing, it is a massive possibility these sorts of things could come in should greens hold balance of power after preferencing Labor. A vote for greens is a vote for Labor and shonky backroom deals for the greens to hand them over.

[old mate]

true, people are still struggling to grasp that a vote for greens is a vote for labor. one day they will realise i guess, but it will be too late.

i've wondered what the outcome of the election would be if people didn't have to vote. keep the idiots out of decision making.

[RichoKidd]

Vote ASP (Sex Party)
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Guhuhuhg

[wickann15]

I reckon LNP will win easy. Labor has put us in huge debt and has back flipped on so many election promises I can't see people giving them another chance even if they try to con the public into thinking that just because they have a new leader they're a whole new party.

[Lumps of cheese]

I'm sick of it so glad it will be over in a few days. Stupid labor will probably win but here's hoping the lnp can get over the line.

[minux]

Vote ASP (Sex Party)
R Rated vidyaa games
Guhuhuhg

Yes, lets vote for another pathetic party. One that supports classes about abortion in school, full term abortion, allowing minors the right to abortion without guardian approval, putting women into jobs just to make it equal regardless of skills, let people with serious disabilities make a decision to breed or not to breed even though they cannot even look after themselves, and a myriad of other shithouse policies.

I have seen many people say they are going to vote for these 2 bit pile of crap parties. Does anyone ever actually look at their (lack of) poolicies? Vague, outrageous and quite simply, stupid.

[Philthy]

The country is ####ed either way. I might draw them a picture while I'm there. The radio today suggested stapling a lolly to the slip for the vote-counters

[minux]

Heres what you get voting for the greens, who give their votes to labor, if the greens do hold balance of power, we can kiss our country good bye.

What a vote for Greens really means | The Daily Telegraph

[Blown V6 Hatch]

I find it really disappointing that if Labor get back in, it will because of all the feminists voting for them.

[Calaber]

I find it really disappointing that if Labor get back in, it will because of all the feminists voting for them.

I have no faith in the Australian public. Despite all the evidence to the contrary, Labor will be re-elected with a much reduced majority, because of the welfare mentality of so many, who are only too happy to think that Labor is the "worker's party" and the never ending welfare that Labor throws around. I don't really think Gillard's gender is a major factor.

I have always believed that Labor supporters think only of what the government can do for them, whilst Liberal supporters think of what the government can do for the country.