Discussion > European Elections - who deserves support?
Would I be doing wrong?
No. Ukip are not capable of forming an opposition party but for the time being they provide an outlet for those who believe that the Europe Union needs to change. Perhaps in the not too distant future Ukip will become a real political force.
In the meantime Ukip will gain my vote in the upcoming European elections.
David Porter
The Lib/Lab/Con parties need a good kicking, don't give a dam who is doing the kicking as long as its a hard kick :)
And as an immigrant myself I support limited immigration to support the economy regardless of race/colour, I do not support open door let any one in policy that we seem to have.
Breath of Fresh Air
The most important issue has to be democracy, if you can not change the law makers through the ballot paper then you do not live in a democracy. Vote UKIP to get us our democracy back and sort the rest later.
Dung
UKIP to 'retain more support' in run-up to 2015 election
" Support for the UK Independence Party will fall after this month's European elections but by a much smaller margin than it has in the past, research by the British Election Study suggests.Its study concludes that almost 60% of people planning to vote for UKIP in this month's elections also intend to do so at the 2015 general election.
The equivalent figure in 2009 was 25%.
The study predicts that UKIP will attract 11% of the total vote in the general election, up from 3.1% in 2010......"
Green Sand
(if anyone).
I am tempted to vote for UKIP. I don't agree with their immigration policy, and they have a high percentage of clowns. But I can't take the European Parliament seriously - a few more clowns won't make much difference - and the satisfaction of not voting for a party that supported the Climate Change Act would be considerable. Would I be doing wrong?