Survey: European elections – who gets your vote?

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Who will get your vote in next week's European elections?

Next Thursday (22 May), 46 million voters will go to the polls to decide who will sit in the European Parliament for the next five years.

The European Parliament is the only directly elected institution in the European Union and therefore it’s paramount that people actually vote. As the old argument goes, you can’t seriously complain about things if you don’t bother to do the one thing that can make a difference: i.e. cast a vote.

So who will get your vote next week?

We will publish the results of the poll next Wednesday.

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14 Responses to “Survey: European elections – who gets your vote?”

  1. failquail

    Green party certainly, it’s the only sane option left :/

  2. PoundInYourPocket

    Agreed – it’s the only party that talks sensiby about reforming the EU in a way that would benefit the people of the EU. Ed Balls has just given in to UKIP to bash the immigrants and is happy to leave the EU as an undemocratic free-market playground. Not even an adult dialogue on serious EU reform.

  3. Joshua Dixon

    Liberal Democrats xox

  4. Simon Wilson

    Lib dem as I am a federalist

  5. treborc1

    Well lets have a look I’m disabled I know because ATOS said so, but I’m not working or hard working which leaves Labour and the Tories out. I do not think I’m racist so that leaves the BNP out.

    UKIP well I may do but UKIP are not close enough to what I think or believe in,. so I’ll not bother.

    I’ll sit at home and let the Hard working vote.

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