General election vote (other)
I haven't the faintest. Poor Choice in my area.
The party whose policies I think are the best
doesnt make major difference as its a safe seat
Living in the speakers consituency IDONOT GET C HOICE AND THAT PEES ME OFF! LUCKILY A GREEN CANDIDATE IS STANDING EVEN IF LABOUR WON'T
If an authentic Labour Party should emerge, they would have my vote.
None of the parties I would vote for are fielding a candidate in my constituancy.
None of your business, it's a secret ballot
I will vote but deface it since I do not believe that any party represents good government
I have changed my mind and am now undecided but I will definitely not be voting for one of the major parties
not prepared to say. Voting is a private matter.
will vote UKIP unless the Lib Dem candidate in my constituency is close to beating the tories, then I would vote Conservative.
Tactical vote Labour - normal vote conservative
Whoever will get the Tory out in this seat
will write box for UKIP as we don't have candidate
I want to vot Green but have no candidate
Nothing to do with YouGov who I vote for.
tactical vote libdem against SNP in Shetland
I will write across my ballot paper "None of the above"
if liberal reply to an email i sent i will vote for them; otherwise possibly labour; was going to vote green but they've been coming out with some odd things
This is a marginal constituency, and I would vote Labour if it wasnt. However, I will have to pick the best of the rest, excluding Conservatives
I will vote tactically for lab or con whichever is most likely to keep SNP out in my constituency
my vote will be private not for disclosure
It's a secret ballot and you shouldn't be asking
i am not entitled to vote as i have kosovan passport
not sure any of them are worth voting for

None
couldn't vote for who I wanted as there is no MP for that party up here......it's disgraceful
Which way I voted is between me and the ballot box
UKIP when I could but when no candidates voted Conservative
Have not voted yet (tech issue with survey?)
I haven't voted yet, I have given postal votes in the past, your question does not make this clear at all.
SCOTTISH Greens!!! (We are NOT Part of the Green Party)
2010 Last time I voted by post, it was for UKIP, I haven't done my postal vote for 2015 yet.
Prefer not to say - you have identified my postcode
It's a secret ballot so why would I tell anyone else!
Not telling - sorry my democratic right is not to have to tell anyone and im not going to lie by saying Dont know
Not voted in this election yet. I thought you meant the last one, sorry.
it is a asecret balot I do not tell anyone

Other party ID
Liberal minded and unrepresented by any political party.
I am a floating voter. Each election I look at all parties and issues and then make up my mind.
Conservative for general elction UKIP for local elections
social liberal disillusioned liberal democrat
Normally conservative, but not this time
I USED TO CONSIDER MYSELF LABOUR BUT NO LONGER
no party works for the people. mps are all told to tow the party line. this is very wrong
Feeling apolitical - little faith of trust in major parties.
Used to be Lib dem but Nick Clegg has erradicated that. I think I am a bit of all 4
to be honest i vote labour because my family do and once again to be honest i do not agree with any of them
Independant thought. I do not embrace any particular party.
Combination of Conservative and Liberal Democrat
Annoyed as the best of the bunch should rule the country. Too much infighting and a complete waste of time.
I don't see myself as either follower of any particular political party jist ukip appeal at the moment.
Libertarian conservative floating between UKIP and the Tories

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people being self-centred in relation to money, lifestyle etc
Wasting money on stupid and expensive projects
The treatment of those on benefit, particularly long ter disabled
Muslim aspirations to take over the country
economic balance... a fair deal for working people
National Self Determination for the Countries of these islands
The government apparently favoring buisiness and the wealthy
keeping destructive parties such as the snp and ukip from getting any power and forcing through policies which are either destructive or only benefit a tiny minority of the country
people having to use foodbanks as they cannot afford to buy food, it is disgraceful
Housing or the lack of affordable housing
Devolution of full fiscal autonomy to Scotland.
the economic divide between rich and poor
Too many foreigners taking up jobs, housing and hospital resources
everything and not enough money to live on.
economic migrants legal and illegal getting benifits and houses when they have not contributed to the system whilst genujinly disabled and sick people are being denied pip /dla
lack of money for services e.g. hospitals, road up keep, dredging for flood control
The result of this election, i.e. the next government
For politicians to tell the truth and do what they promise but that is not possible
Focus the country on the vast inequality between rich and everyone else and remedy it
Welfare reforms targeted at disabled people
Super rich Zionist scumbags trying to provoke nuclear war with Russia and China
Being bombarded with neoliberal propaganda
the London establishment's total lack of respect for other groups.
the recovery of the economy and paying off the deficit
ideological reduction of funding for services by Tories
The increasing inequality between rich and poor.
Getting rid of any party who believes in austerity
The threat of inneffecive government due to fragmentation of votes by minor parties
Lack of permanent jobs leading to more security
scotland gets its say and the UK government sticks to its promises, so tthat we can influence the UK to be as good as Scotland
the hammering of the vulnerable and poor
the complete failure of political and economic leadership and honesty
What's going to hapoen after the election next week and how it will wffect me and my family
Getting rid of this unethical government
Improving the infrastructure to start growing productivity
No clear majority party which means a coalition and I do not feel confident that a coalition will be able to govern the country for a full term of office.
the disconnect between Westminster and the real UK
houseing in the wrong area. why not use brown fill sites first?
child care / working parents / working to live
loss oif culture and the knock - on effect
Wealth inequality / Elite not paying taxes.
State of the Economy and Financial Deficit
shambolic defence policy ie picking a fight with Russia over the Ukraine
the conservatives destruction of a national health service
Warfare cuts cuts to support worker and NHS
Lack of investment by govt. in jobs to get us working and paying tax
Rising poverty due to government cuts. Also the rich getting richer.
Proper representaion for the people of Scotland.
The widening gap between the rich and the poor
Ageing population putting pressure on NHS and pensions
Beware of SNP who will ruin and bankrupt Scotland
the possibility of another Tory government at the next election
The inadequacy of our politicians and political system.
poverty and a government who seems to be unaware it exists
Too many immigrants from all over the world
tax evasion/avoidance pushing tax burden on less well off
To stop David Cameron and the Tory's party ruin the UK
fair pay and reliable employment and the general cost of living balance for ordinary families
the likliehood of Scotland determining the future of the whole of the UK
The lack of work in the north of England
The damage caused by the Tory Government
immigrations claiming huge benefits and draining the health service
getting too many benefits without working
The increasing divergence between the poor and wealthy
Fascist politicians who are all as bad as each other
Excessive uncontrolled immigration of all nationalities
Greedy bankers, politicians and local government
Risk of uncertainty about our EU membership
Cost of living crisis -because the VAT rate too high
the impact of the National Debt on the poor of this country
Noone who stands out as a clear strong leader
Terrorism and War and its effects around the world
Voting the conservatives out of Downing Street!
Deciding the future of Nhs and social welfare
Austerity measures as a means of reducing the welfare state
a parliamentary system that does not work
inequality between the rich and poor with workers conditions worsening
The runninng down, back door privatisation and the underfunding of the National Health Service
Replacement of Trident nuclear submarine-based missile system
Keeping the economy on an 'even keel' without inflation
The possibility of Ed Balls as chancellor!!!
The defeat of the Tories at the General Election
Gap between rich and poor / social provision
fairness - reducing the increasing divide between rich and poor
ability for all people to earn a living wage
The country's debt and how we balance that with helping the real needy
The constant erosion of our Armed Forces.
To get the people of Scotland (especially) to realise the inadequacies of the SNP and to vote sensibly
the economy we cannot leave all of this almighty debt
Future funding resource for a good, free ta the point of need NHS
An economy relying on low wages, high unemployment and inflated property price
The austerity agenda and proposed further cuts.
Employment, especially the abuse of zero hours contracts by employers and the deliberate misrepresentation of them by government
the disgusting way people on benefits are being treated eg withdrawal of benefits, foodbanks etc
Our standing amongst the countries of the world
Lack of investment in housing and public services.
Employment, cost of living is increasing, immigration, need to improve healthcare and Education, need to stop teen pregnancy, stop kids from watching too much TV and using social networking sites we should get them out and about and do hobbies and other a
Joining/leaving the European Economic Zone
A clear majority in parliament after the election
Destruction of the criminal justice system
Immigration causing strain on all our services
Electing a trustworthy responsible person to govern this country
electing the wrong party to run the country
Inmergraceion the country is over run by blacks and every one else
Extreme poverty and persecution of the sick and unemployed.
The power hungry people in charge in all areas.
The gulf between the 'rich' and the 'poor'
Immigration and loss of "British " culture and values
Who will get this country back on the right track.
The legalised Eenocide being carried out on the old,sick and disabled people of this once great nation.
low wages bendift cuts in areas where the economic recovery has been slow
High cost of benefit payments and the size of the countries debt..
There are many key issues facing our country at the moment. If I were to prioritise then it would be housing at the top of the list
Failure of government to properly fund higher education and research
Money availble to carry out party policies
The cuts to benefits and services by the current government
getting the conservatives out of government
there are too many people in the country and we will not be able to feed everyone if we are cut off because of war
Ineffectiveness of government and civil service
The unfairness of the Establishment rich, against the working population of the UK. The rich and powerful have preyed upon the working population for the last 40 - 50 years. The ordinary worker has been villified. This cannot be just or fair.
Keeping the NHS funded and avoiding privitisation
Misrepresentation of the costs and benefits of the EU and Immigration.
islamic terrorists going to and returning from the middle east
wittering politions that wont answer a question directley
Paying for climate change when its NOT Needed. Why are we banking on wind farm a which cost each one of us vast sums of money for a very poor return eg when the wind stops no power.
Who is elected to govern parliament in the general election
people and their lifestyle. EG use of food banks
Letting in immigrants without set criteria for countries needs
keeping any cut-backs fair, don't keep picking on the NHS and the Police
Generating sustainable and balanced economic growth
Whether the next government will be competent
The deficit, and cutting too much from services such as police and hospitals
Labour getting into power at the forthcoming election
Excess borrowing both by Government and individuals.
That political parties that I cannot vote for or against, will have the balance of power within the UK government.
Political stability in the event of a hung parliament
Corrupt Politicians - Scandal after Scandal after Scandal
ageing population - social care, health, pensions
watching with deep pessimism while political parties snap at each other's ankles.
Overspending on welfare to recipients who receive far too much
the growing diviion between rich and poor
Getting control of our culture and legislation back
Lack of suitable long-term jobs available
Not having any credible political parties
Immigration and the pressure it puts on jobs, housing and NHS
national debt and no production of goods
deterioration in moral and social behaviour
making sure we have continuing economic growth
The SNP and the parasitic Scottish economy
The Election and making sure that Labour are not involved in the government.
a government who doesn't aim to hear most of the population
wasted money in government run organisations
EU AND MONEY GIVEN TO IT THAT GETS WASTED
The economy and the need for controlled spending
The quality and existance of public services
The election and possibility of hung parliament
The budget deficit and just how much and how quickly it should be reduced.
Reducing the financial deficit and living within our means
Standard of living for the poorer in the society
Rich getting richer and poor getting poorer
NHS and how it is being run down to make it more interesting for private investment
The infrastructure is struggling to cope with the size of the population
population increase causes most other problems
The negative influence of faith/religion into all aspects of politics, education etc
Excessive cuts to public services and public sector jobs and pay,.
immigration --> strain on resources e.g school and NHS
Getting rid of this inept and corrupt coalition
negative attitude toward immigrants and potential immigrants
People having to live below the poverty line
Debt. People from Abroad Coming here when they have not a no and drain our resource. Unmodernised and old systems in our NHS
The now mathematically-unpayable over one-point-five Trillion Pounds and growing at over five-thousand Pounds per second UK National Debt.
Making sure the NHS is not privatised and is free at source for everyone who needs it
The problems caused by the European Union
Descrepency between workers and benefit claimants ie workers worse off
Too many people in Britain draining services, housing etc.
The conservative Gov policy of hitting the poorest in society hardest
Keeping things balanced as they are now becoming
providing decent jobs for young people and graduates
narrowing the gap between the have's and the have nots
Getting the rich to pay the right amount of taxes
Re-building the wealth-creating sector of the economy
More stigma being attached to receiving benefits for being disabled or mentally or physically ill.
The way the poor are getting poorer and lack of houses to rent
The SNP do NOT get an overwhelming result.
voting for the right party to win the election
The tory government and it's anti-people policies
the 2015 election hysteria regarding Scotland
Complacency in the face of the possible consequences of a secular downturn: "It can never happen here."
the amount of people that need welfare payments or tax credits
self seving politicians in it for the money
the media hype regarding small political parties and the risks associated.
The decimation by the government by people claiming any benefit.
excessive rolling back of state services (eg, NHS)
Austerity, we, the less well off) are bearing most of it
Difference in quality of life/wages amongst population
Media and corporate control of politics - corruption in politicians
Increasing privatisation of government agencies
The erosion of free speech and thought just to satisfy the Homosexual and lesbian society
The Constitutional Settlement between the nations
Combatting the government's austerity plans.
Structure of the economy with regards to the need for a move towards Mincome/"Basic Income"
the need for a stable government with a good majority
(Stopping Nigel Farage) Clearing our debts
upcoming election result and who governs uk
Religion (that people still believe that rubbish)
Our role in the fate of would-be immigrants.
Taxing rich and helping poor with Living Wage.
Stopping the Conservatives winning the election and continuing to send the country on a dark parth
unequal relationship between the 4 nations
getting rid of the Tories from government
THE RE-ELECTION OF A CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT
That the Conservatives dont get another term in office
World population growth (not immigration)
Decreasing the deficit (the debt the country owes)
the destruction of the NHS by the Tory/Lib Dem parties.
The position of people who are in work but still cannot feed and clothe their families
Too much focus on cutting the public sector
The threat of a Tory Government in power after the election
The need for a sound government that will keep the finances on track
That the election produces the right, truthful and loyal government for Great Britain
environmental damage and climate change and overpopulation
Increasing social and economic inequality, widening gap between rich and poor
lack of control over governing our own country
People who are unemployed, sick and disabled whose benefits have been cut or stopped. People who know nothing about them assess and then refuse them benefits
getting a responsible government. one I can trust
The outdated and failing political system
the political paryies all backstabbiing each other
the unfairness and severity of austerity cuts
economy - do families have enough money to live on
The poor in the country, particularly the ones who cannot afford to buy food
The economy and who has the practical solutions to resolving all it's complex problems
the increasing difference between rich and poor
Giving respect to the people s culture of the UK and not everyone elses worldwide, like in Australia if they don't like it go home if we visit other countries we have to fit into their cultures as they would tolerate our softly softly approach.
Building a sustainable low-carbon economy
generation of employment opportunities for young people and those in their fifties and older which create or provide exportable goods and services for export
Preventing and reversing privatisation of our NHS
Immigration of people with no skills to offer
Our culture and the way we do things (or rather, the way we don't do things, or doing them wrong all the time)
the prospect of another conservative led coalition
Social inequality with attendant poverty/poor-blaming/despair
Erosion/privatisation of the NHS by the Conservatives
the governments false use of austerity measures
voting in david cameron as prime minister for another 5 years
the attack on public services - austerity measures
Lack of realistic job, zero hour contracts do not count, can't pay rent
Economic well being of all sections of society
The ideologically driven destruction of UK Public Services by the Conservative Party
Islamic State threats in Eastern Europe and elsewhere
Labour getting into power at the upcoming election
Illeagal immigrents & Assulym Seakers getting FREE NHS TREATMENT
Terroism both international and home-grown
The lack of affordable housing available to rent
The potential menace of ISIS and its impact on disaffected youth.
A sustainable and productive economy enabling the deficit to be reduced and public services to be maintained ata high level
govt treating disabled of working age so badly
Care and health for ill, disabled and older people.
uncontrolled immigration from eu which leads to abuse of our social security system
Getting the most people possible into jobs
Economy and ludicrous £1,400 billion Public Sector Liability neatly ignored by all political parties.
Generations of benefit claimants who have no desire to get a job
getting out of the EU - we can make our own laws again and be beholden to no one
Too many immigrants taking our school places/ NHS funding/ Houses
Fairness of the tax and benefits systems
UK's overpopulation / immigration / shortages / racial-friction situation.
sheer numbers inc immigration and birth rates
continued recovery from the mess we were in 6 years ago
misuse of the benefit system therefore those in need not getting it
SNP and their single minded desire to destroy the "English"
Disparity in income between top and bottom
Injustice.....indeed everything highlighted in the Russel Brand film The Emperors New Clothes.
The threat from Muslim extremist terrorists.
The risk of leaving the EU, which would be disastrous
Loss of christian values and all that entails
State Pension Age Reversal (petition online has over 56,000 signatures!)
rich people getting richer, poor people being fleeced
keeping the economy bouyant and successful to create jobs
people mistreating the benifit system, immigration, NHS,
Zero hours contracts and low earnings on the job market
Indebtedness (govt and personal);Paying interest on the debt
Immigration - sheer numbers of people continuing to come here.
Economy because it affects everyone and is affected by everything
The continuing destruction of the environment by capitalists
Reducing deficit to ensure long term economic stability
Uncertainty about who will win the election.
Who is going to win the election on 7th May
NHS and Ambulance service, also hospitals.
The Fear of a SNP dominated Labour Government
Where is the next government going to get its Revenue from
Immigration and so called Asylum Seekers
DAVID CAMERON BEING A BLOODY RAVING LIBERAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Benefits being taken away from the genuine sick & vunerable
Gainful employment for all (job availability)
Keeping the Conservatives out of Government forever
The problems caused by the ever increasing average age of the UK population
finding someone who is going to sort this (england) country out!
immigration causing stress on hospitals, schoolsand benefits
Making the richest contribute to repaying the deficit, not the most vulnerable.
Fair share of the pain of rebuilding the economy
The threat of labour getting into bed with the snp
the influx of immigrants putting the NHS social housing and benefits into severe jeopardy
slave like conditions of those who work hard
Immigration and the effect it has on housing, education and the NHS
Impact of austerity cuts on public services/living standards
Reducing the inequality between rich and poor
treating foreigners for HIV and clinics for transgender children
The hold international banking has on our political poarties.
Funding and managingThe National Health Service
unfair treatment of less well-off citizens
The poor getting poorer while the rich get richer
The complete disconnect between politicians and people; despair about the political system
maintaining growth whilst reducing the deficit
Immigration, we cannot sustain it need limit it
Growing inequality, and the lack of appetite to tackle it
the demonisation of the sick and disabled
capitalism the rich getting richer the poor getting poorer
poverty inflicted on the poor caused by austerity, when it wasn't them who caused the problems
illegal immigration and inability to remove alien criminals
That Labour will run our country in alliance with SNP. Need stability.
loss of control of our own country from the common market
An honest politician, who we can believe in
people claiming benefit- too much of it, which makes them stay at home instead of work
Increasing economic gap between the rich and the poor
The division between the haves and the have nots
Immigration and the effects it has on the NHS , schools, and housing
National Health Service and how Immigration impacts on this
the rich getting richer and poor getting poorer
the result of higher immigration on economy
the prospect of another Labour Goverment
Membership of the European Union - we must get out, urgently
The kind of society we want - who it works for
Labour/SNP Coalition with SNP INCONTROL!!!
govermen that doesnt give a shit about the sick , disabled and the poor and only care about themselves and how to make there rich pals richer
not enough money being given to british people who have paid in
the thought of labour winning the election and screwing up the country again as they always do.
The Economy throughout the country not just London
The generally selfish attitude of the government and the resulting policies.
the difference between the rich and poor
The Threat of the SNP dictating the agenda
climate change and other/related environmental issues
Regression - intellectually, emotionally & spiritually
Divide between rich and poor because of austerity measures
Greed of financial institutions and evasion of tax,
poverty which requires prople to go to food banks
the Parties are making out it is the NHS; which I agree is extremely important; but I think education is equally as important
SCOTTISH NATIONALISTS TRYING TO BREAKUP THE UK
Making all employers give employees at least the living wage.
preventing the break up of the UK by the SNP
Not allowing the SNP to tear Scotland apart and also have too much influence in the British Parliament
Over-deference to business needs over the needs of people
Economic growth and the domestic economy
Austerity, it's impact on essential services and the common weal.
Tax avoidance by very greedy people who should know better.
Defence cuts going to far, we already cut out anti sub aircraft which as an island is stupid
living costs/fuel prices etc v .minimum living wage
deciphering which politicians lie the least
the widespread cutting of essential services and support, no safety net in the UK!
how the country will be goverened after the election
Gap between very rich and poor and its effects on NHS, Schools etc
creating a new constitutional framework for the UK
Robbing the poor and making the rich richer at the expense of NHS and people that need help,from social services . Housing etc
European Human Rights - Europe overriding our decisions
Reducing the inequality in wealth between the ordinary people and the rich.
Financial Stability for everyone not just the few
the constant dismantling of the welfare system
respect for sustaining a healthy environment
re-electing a stable Conservative government
Having a political party which has an original ideology and is not afraid to pursue it
Risk of Labour winning the General Election
Corruption & Self Interest across the political spectrum
Low wages, lack of living wage, zero hours contracts
Likely outcome of a voting system which no lingers serves the needs of a multi - party democracy.
Getting as many Scottish MPs voices heard at Westminster as possible!!! This is about every day issues and NOT about Independence!
Finding the right balance of power between the constituent countries
Invest for the future to benefit everyone
Our country need to turn God, [Biblical, Judeo-Christian] roots, Man cannot fix our [or any other] country's problems/issues in his own strength.BUT Philippians 4:13 says " I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me".
walfare reform, tax avoidance, poorest in society being hit the most by cuts, inequality.
The economy, in particular the state of the labour market
criminals to serve their full sentence,with no remission!
Lessen the austerity cuts we are ruining our services , living standards and any positive contentment we need to motivate us
SENDING AS MANY SNP MEMBERS TO WESTMINISTER AS POSSIBLE
Affordable housing available to rent/good social housing
housing especially private rented housing
Too many aliens allowed into my country.
Immigration from EU countries and outside EU
Lack of services brcause of over population
Benefits being misused leaving the country in debt.
This dreaded election. I am already sick of it ..
public and private sctorpension deficites
its obsession with money and personal gain
Catering to the needs of those in society who are worst off.
An end to austerity. Investing in infrastructure
Ending austerity without placing the burden on the poorest sections of society
Civic and social services (educational, medical, etc.) to be properly staffed
The SNP or UKIP getting power in the Elections
Keeping Scotland part of the United Kingdom
political parties saying one thing and doing the opposite
the increasing gap between rich and poor
How to work in a hung parliament constructively
environmental degradation and climate change
ending "austerity"; rebuilding public services
The fact that after the election 2% of the population who don't even live in England are going to dictate policy to the Westminster Government.
Austerity Economics of the Conservatives
The risk of destabilisation posed by the SNP
developing a stronger community spirit through investment in infrastructure and green spaces and providing incentives for small businesses
the awful loss of money by those who need it
Stigmatisation of poor people, benefits claimants
balancing the budget eliminating the annual deficit
Who will provide the UK with the best future.
effect of government cuts on less well off/disabled etc
Increasing and improving employment by government spending on good investment
Ossified Government - a need to abolish the lords and have PR for the Commons
Getting the torries out to stop the cuts
having enough money to support the NHS and other services
Politicians expecting voters to buy a pig in a poke.
scotland having a powerful influence at Westminster
Stopping the westminster government's austerity policy
Inequality - the difference between the richest and the poorest in society.
inequality between the very richest and poorest
Economic crisis and keep on working towards solving it
getting a government which cares about ordinary people
Continuing the fight for Scottish Indepence
How we treat the poor, old and disabled.
The threat to public services and the poor by possible new Conservative Government
Inequalities created within our country and exacerbated by draconian and punative measures impacting on the low paid and those claiming benefit.
Labour winning power in General Election
Helping the NHS to care for thepeople of Britain
securing economic growth that benefits ordinary people
Independence for Scotland (= "the country" as far as I am concerned)
Threat of Scottish Nationalist's causing the end of the union
lack of belief in any of the politicians
austerity measures of present government
The fear of another 5 years of tory rule.
So many things inter-related, economy/care/NHS/energy/ over-popn.
The culture and extremism of Islamic religion which does no align with the secular culture that has evolved over decades and centuries in the United Kingdom and Western Europe, and especially does not appear to recognise the basic tenet of equality betwee
risk of unholy alliance (labour & Scottish NP
being laid off and not been able too get a job, that is not zero hours
impact of immigration on jobs, housing, NHS and services
Historical abuse sorted out and guilty named
That the Tories or one or other of the 'Big 3' get into power and completely wreck the country. The land, the people and our wildlife are all at threat should any of them get into power. Fracking against all the proof its disastrous, making helping the ho
The Economy - it has an impact on everything
Housing Shortage and associated problems of high rents and benefit issues
Islamic fundamentalism and terror threat
Wisdom and integrity in politics, particularly acting in best interests of the vulnerable
were not a big country,too many people are coming in,the roads will soon be gridlocked
corruption between corporate millionaires and the politicians who do their bidding
The continuation of the economic recovery
the danger of the conservatives being in power again
Getting rid of the Tory Coalition government
Expensive housing including private rental
the rise and influence of simplistic and inhumane thinking
Gap between rich and poor. The privileged and the majority.
The lack of any possible good political leadership
the result of the forthcoming General Election
getting the tories out and Labour in ..........
Retirement Age Should be a Compulsary 60 for men & 55 for women
Xenophobic and Anti Scottish rhetoric from Clegg, Cameron , Milliband and Farage.
alienation between elected and electorate
politicians who don't understand what it is really like for working families
tories getting back into power for another 5 years
Instability in the world - Middle East, Russia, China
the continued poor state of the economy for majority of the UK
that labour wins and bankrupts us all over again
growing inequality between rich and poor
Immigration, we are now just over crowded.
The real economic situation, not a government manufactured one.
the country being increasingly ruled by the EU
continuing over-all improvement in the economy
Continuing with debt reduction and economicgrowth
Constituional settlement between the countries of the UK
Environmental issues and how to adapt to the changing climate
to stop the poor and elderly getting poorer and without care and NHS help
lack of investment in manufacturing industries
Keeping the tories'in to complete the recovery
housing _ young people not being able to get on the property ladder
Our population of almost 70 million, we cannot support any more population growth.
economy(the same for all,not just the south)
reversal of all the Conservatives have done
Stopping the privatisation of the National Health Service
HOW SOON CAN WE GET RID OF THIS GOVERNMENT
austerity agenda and the impact on the poorest and most vulnerable
SNP's influence on composition of post 8 May election
the lies and scaremongering being told during this election with the desperation of David Cameron and his elitist cronies amongst the worst
Benefits sanctions making families dependent on food banks.
Austerity measures affecting local services
Lack of tax revenue to pay for the outgoings
urgent need to stop then reverse austerity agenda
The economy stupid and maybe the fallout from the wars in the Levant
Possibility of Scotland ruling England via SNP/Labour alliance
potential break up of the uk post election
Continuing getting the country back on track
The NHS and the need to ensure it's success.
basic education that leads to employment
Further devolution of power from Westminster and genuine constitutional and voting reform
Huge divide between rich and poor and the increasing dependence on food banks
General election and make up of next government
Inadequate funding for the welfare state
Instability caused by weak government and problems in Europe
the cuts in benefits and the present governments attitude towards people on benefits
Decency in public life, how we treat one another
The corrupt, self serving, warmongering government.
Independence for Scotland because Westminster treats us terribly
Nhs, police Scotland & the Scottish courts cost of paying for translation services
how to find money for reducing the deficit
Conservatives not forming the next Government
Conservative political dogma punishing the worst off in the country
Racial insults by Conservatives about Scots andSNP
The SNP threat of independance leading to the break up of the UK
theway the govenment treats sick & disabled people
The huge and growing gap between the rich and the poor.
The threat of independence and people not accepting it was a no vote
too many people on the bread line and having to use food banks. We need a wage that covers all the costs of a family
inequality between rich &poor.ie manager on moan about whole freezer load of goods spoiled by power cut.workers at food bank for 3 days emergency food ration
Westminster's very poor governance track record
Austerity being used as an ideological excuse for substantial cuts
The Economy, and controlling beuraucracy!
getting rid of the Conservative government
Austerity and changes to the Welfare System
raise in cost of living and stagnant wages
cut backs in social services and education
Stopping the tories forming another government.
Overpopulation. (Not immigration, although that doesn't help).
to carry on with the co-oalition gov., as we have had in order to get this country back to a better life.
Wealth disparity between the rich and the poor
immigration (and has been for the last 15 years)
health care (both physical and mental health) for ALL ages
Economic Inequality - the gap between the rich and the poor
Unity of the United Kingdom and the danger to our country posed by the SNP
The destruction of the NHS through privatisation
Mishandling of the economy by the coalition government
Pay rises not matching the cost of living increase
overcrowding (numbers of people and cars)
Long term ability of the economy to sustain jobs
Keeping the Tories out at the next election
Avoiding Ed Milliband becoming prime minister
Environmental issues and loss of connection with nature
Maintaining the current strong economy performance
Lack of reality that the country is overspent.
keeping the progress made on sorting economy on track
non-european immigration including asylum seekers
Continuing to get the Economy moving in the right direction
Immigration - not against just reduce what isn't required
The threat of terrorism and how to be multicultural versus national
Lack of decently paying jobs and unemployment
house prices and intergenerational inequality
Immigration and the pressures on housing and NHS services
Rise of facist-type blaming of country's ills on minorities - immigrants, people on benefits, religious minorities.... could be pensioners next?
Redifining our membership in the E.U. back to the trade agreement (only) that we originally signed up to.
unequal distribution of wealth and misguided austerity measures
People blaming immigrants for everything going wrong in the country
Too many houses being built in the country
The destruction of public services under the guise of austerity
Overcrowding as a result of uncontrolled immigration
the state of the country and how it's population is treated
The format and state of current politics
LibDems saying EU citizens in the UK must be included in Referendum.
Britain's membership of the European Union
People should earn a decent wage so they dont get into debt
Income gap between richest and poorest 10%
Over population and the strains it puts on our systems
The minimum wage being far lower than the living wage
Too many people below the poverty line-having to rely on food banks
Illegal immigrants and asylum seekers who do not contribute to the country and drain rescources
getting poorer under the Lib/con government
Unfairness in health and social care, education, economic opportunity, gender bias and ethnic bias
immigration because it had a knock on effect in the health service, education, housing and the economy
Preventing the exploitation of workers on "zero hour contracts" - formerly referred to, more accurately, as "casual labour"
How do people like me afford to buy or even rent a house?
General election result & new government formed
Influx of migrants is to great our infrastructure can't cope with extra people requiring services like benefits; health services; houing
keeping the economy getting back on trak for growth not socialist destruction
giving benefits to people who've only lived here for 2 minutes
The destruction of democracy in our country
That people seem to have less and less empathy for others.
That the country continues with the plan of the coalition government which is now beginnig to pay dividends
Governments working together rather than against each other
(Uncontrolled, unlimited, unskilled) Immigration - because this links to most/all other important issues - housing shortages, lower wages and poor working conditions, security (terrorism, crime, etc), infrastructure, climate change - (overpopulation), sch
Preservation of the National Health Service.
Stopping the austerity imposed by the Coalition
Problems facing young people such as finding full-time jobs and affordable housing
Environmental inertia among the populace and politicians
Maintaining a free at point of delivery NHS
that labour does not get back into power
Electing a government not fit for purpose to face the issues facing our country
Get conservatives to win the election outright
Welfare cuts which are causing extreme poverty among the most vulnerable in our society
Repaying off our government's international debts
over population weakening infrastructure and institutions
Vested interests influence on politicians and media
The increasing number of people living from the same amount of revenue the government had when we were fewer.
Hung Parliament with SNP holding balance of power.
the benifit system the poor are geting a kicking from this goverment
the job market working and still cant get your feet
not having SNP involvment with any UK government
Is it acceptable to spend so much money on a nuclear deterrent?
Austerity isn't working for anyone bar a few super-rich tories and their cronies. This needs changed as a matter of urgency.
Austerity killing economy and destroying rather than injecting growth
Fair distribution of wealth - inequality
Benefits system/generations of unemployment in families
Threat of SNP control/bribery in Westminster
The HAVES are taking is all and fucking the HAVE NOTS
That labour or SNP DO NOT get the chance to ruin our country
Getting rid of a Tory/Coalition government
Deciding which party should form the next government
Shortage of affordable housing for first time buyers
why we're not all in it together.... ie inequality/unfairness & the growing gap between rich/poor
The demonisation of sections of the population, eg benefit recipients and immigrants
if there is going to be a government after the election
The state of the National Health Service
Inability of politicians to tell the truth
Demographic changes affecting health, education etc
THE HEALTH SERVICE ,TALK OF CLOSING OUR LOCAL UNITS
Financial deficit and austerity v anti-austerity measures
Inequality of wealth, income and opportunity
The growing distance between the haves and the have nots
Lack of unity among the political parties
That we continue to remain in the European Union
The economy (tackling youth unemployment)
cost of day to day living for most people
The suffering caused by the reform of the welfare system
Possible changes by the EU that will take away our Sovereign Rights with no redress or bail out option.
rich getting richer and poor getting poorer
the destruction of the NHS by the con dems
number of people in full time employment
Protecting the improvement in the economy
getting rid of this terrible government of the rich for the rich!
Massive inequality of opportunity and austerity policies hitting the poorest folk in every community.
Austerity Measures squeezing public services too much
Write? Do you mean 'type'? Try using correct English.
Stopping David Cameron from selling off Britain to his pals & doing it in the name of austerity
Austerity affecting those less able to cope...CHILDREN
Inequality. The widening of the gap between the poor and the rich
Scottish indépendance threat to destabilise the Union
increasing inequality of wealth and income
Immigration and the continued Benefits payments to immigrants. These people have no direct links to G.B. and often do not speak our language but are given housing etc ahead of our own needy.
immigration and will the conservatives get in again
The danger of UKIP going any kind of power.
The ideological shrinking of the state by the Tory led coalition
cuts in public services and nhs and welfare
Immigration and the effects on community
excessive numbers of immigrants & so called asylum seekers
Cuts to NHS funding and use of private sector providers
ensuring the tories can't form the next government
People coming from other country's to live here
Qualified individuals forced to take non graduate jobs
the nature of austerity and how it affects public services
businesses and rich people not paying taxes
The rich are getting richer and the gap between the rest of us is getting wider.
Putting limits on the amount of immigration into the country
Unchecked immigration - those arriving in backs of lorries etc who are only coming to take our benefits etc
global warming (which relates to almost everything else)
economy and the demonising of those on benefits
Less or no help for the tax paying citizens of the country
inequality between the rich and the poor
Austerity, making the poor pooer and ridiculed, and the rich just keep getting richer, and more judgemental of the poor
The rich being richer and the poor being poorer
The excessive influence of the SNP as a proportion of the total UK population.
The threat of the snp having influence at Westminster
The complete disreguard the Conservative and Labour have for the voting public
keeping the blue and red tories out of power.
Poverty for the masses while the 1% are rich.
Demonisatoion of the poor and disabled by a corrupt political and economic elite.
To Keep The NHS as it is FREE.(after paying NI.)
global corruption ie the death of real democracy
closure 9f schools the countrys debt jobs low paid jobs immigration
NHS fragmentation , back door privatisation , political dishonesty
The economic situation-particularly for the future
the gulf between rich & ordinary citizens
Budget deficit - gap between income and public spending. Nhs. How to support te poorest in our society
Persecuting those who rely on the welfare state
immigrants being allowed into country using up NHS etc
the environment: global warming, preservation of trees etc
A government that doesn't look after poorer and disabled people.
Economy : ie keeping Labour away from the purse strings.
Creating full time employment for the next generation with permanent contracts
too many services being porivatised so costs go up and the poorest can't get access to them and also find they ahve benfit cuts to pay for the cuts to the better off
low wages, housing, bankers and CEO bonuses
no discipline, no control, nobody appears to be in charge or take responsibility
sustained and sustainable Economic growth
unacceptable levels of poverty in a rich country
the prospect of Milliband and Balls cocking up the economy - Again
Population growth due to uncontrolled immigration
the hardship caused by austerity inflicted on the poorest in society
The suffering and hardships caused by austerity measures
The level of poverty among ordinary working class people and the inability of this Government to acknowledge the facts
Financial crisis for individual households
fairer sharing of wealth the rich getting richer poor getting poorer
Who is the ideal candidate to become prime minister
Tax avoidance by multinational companies & high earners
Who to vote for. As every party say tney are the best.
The possibility that UKIP might have a share of power
Threat to the economy of a possible Labour government
he poorer are getting poorer.WE need a party to take control of great Britain's situation by telling the true state of the country.
disablility living allowance being taken away
Confidence in who is running the country
The wage crisis facing ordinary working people
ensuring the improvements made in the economy continue
Spending on the correct issues and cut backs on others
Balancing the books - reducing the country's borrowing
Equality between rich and poor = living weage, no disability benefit cuts, no benefit sanctions, enforcement of tax regulations
uncertanty with so many candidates and options if we're not careful it will become a hotch
quality of the education for children in state schools
wealth divide between the wealthiest and poorest members of society
getting rid of the Tories Libdems and Ukip
government interference in ordinary peoples lives ("nanny state")
Drastically reduce the power of Nicola sturgeon and the SNP
The appalling and terrifying rise of the SNP
Climate change and environmental degradation
The damaging effect of the rise of the SNP
Poor people in uk being victimised by a Tory government while giving to the rich
unaffordability of nousing and transport for poor/average earners
If Chelsea will win the premiership title
The future of the NHS which David Cameron wants to sell off.
Avoiding a Labour and SNP collaboration that will destroy the United Kingdom
Crap NHS with people cant getting appointments at local GPs so ending up going to A & E
Destruction of public owned public services
Reduction of the deficit and National Debt
The impending environmental crisis (climate change, scarce natural resources,population growth etc)
The pulling apart of the UK into separate compartments. That is Wales, Scotland, and Irealan, causing jealousy and envy.
Cuts to local authority budgets affecting delivery of public services
We are overgoverned - there is too much government interference in all walks of life
the possibility of a labour government propt up by the SNP
Avoiding a Labour led coalition or Labour minority goverment
the ever growing gap between rich and poor
Who is going to form the next government
Partisan politicians who have their own and not the countries interests at heart
Having a credible set of politicians to trust with our votes
cuts to welfare making the the UK a third world country if it doesn't stop. You take care of those who needs help.tomorrow it might be you needing it.
That there is an election soon and I would rather pick an animal out of a zoo to run the country than the clowns up for election.
making the government smaller so it doesn't intrude and manipulate too many areas of business and private life
Reprentiative democracy no longer represents voters
Sustainable employment that doesn't relay on in work benefits
Defence, the British military is a shadow of its former self.
SNP TRYING TO SPLIT THE UK BY WHATEVER MEANS AVAILABLE.
the turmoil created by the current political climate ie the politicians seem to be concerned to score political points of each other!
the destruction of our natural environment
The lack of dealing with the real issues
the rape of the welfare state by the concervatives
Radicalisation of muslims & terorist threat
The upcoming election first and foremost
Need for proportional representation to give electroate political weight
THE QUALITY OF LIFE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE RICH AND POOR
Stopping SNP getting power over English people
the wrong Government being Elected(Labour-SNP)
The "Recovery" is only benefitting the rich.
Labour getting into government and wrecking progress made
How to afford the cost of things we want the state to provide
The demonisation of "benefit scroungers"
The removal of the present Coalition Government
gap of money and influance between rich and poor
Elimination of national deficit and reduction of national debt
The political complexion of the next Government
Provision of Living Wage as minimum income.
Lies from the Westminster parties about Scotland and its independence
Preventing the SNP from having any control over the other parts of the UK
The anti democratic views of the Westminster Unionist Parties.
What party will be running our country after the election
Who to believe is speaking the truth prior to elections
the continual cuts in benefits to the most vulnerable
complacency of MP's, a lacking failed justice system, and immigration/benefit stigma
Getting Labour back into power to settle the country down again, and stop killing people. IDS & McVile should stand on murder charges. If Labour don't get in the country will have revolt on its hands,we will NOT put up with these idiots any longer
Imigration.. We just cannot afford these huge numbers
The NHS being slowly privatised. Keep it and plough in more money.
Economic recovery and the proper funding of public services
Dishonest, incompetant polticians and people in power.
The growing pressures on the NHS and its lack of adequate funding
people who get benefits and are able to work
imigration and loss of Englands identity
Need to get rid of the Tory government who are systematically (selling off) privatising everything we own!
the way the government is running the NHS into the ground.
Keeping the NHS wholly in public control
Preserving and improving the welfare state
Poverty and hardship experienced by the less affluent
Getting the truth out of politicians before the General Election
Honesty and fidelity of whatever MPs are elected to Parliament instead of all the lies and U-turns, scandals and mud-slinging which has demoralised, alientated, and wrecked our nation over the past years and is still doing so at the moment.
Lack of spending on Defence budget. The first responsibility of any responsible government
Unregulated and very Lax Immigration Controlls
Wating billions on trying to avopid the non-existent global warming.
Housing in the green belt and immigration
too many people coming in and nowhere to house them all
Politicians either refusing to acknowledge that, or conniving with, the State taking responsibility away from its citizens
Immigration as it impacts on housing, health sevice, jobs
IMMIGRATION AND IMPACT ON NHS HOUSING AND SCHOOLS
preventing a Labour government being elected
the number of immigrants coming into the country
Immigration sapping the welfare system and the NHS
Lack of investment in services and infrastructure
snp having a big part of running the country
Illegal Immigration bring back border control.
how the Central Bank(sters) RUIN our lives
Excessive immigration placing unacceptable burdens on NHS, schools, benefits etc at the expense of taxpayers
the possibility that we may get a Labour government
cutting benefits to sick disabled bodies by 63 minute wonders(H.C.P. assessors )
Pedophilia and corruption in high places, plus cover-up of same.
Potential of another useless Labour governement
Overcrowding =too many people ,not enough work and housing.
the emphasis on money, economy and big business...rather than people, compassion, care, quality of life, beauty within the environment
housing built/ sold at affordable prices
Immigation. The country needs to sort itself out before taking in extra
Labour SNP tie, and financial consequences
Immigration Zero hrs Contracts Minimum Wages
Overcrowding not enough facilities to cover everyone
making sure that the burden of repayment if the deficit is spread more equally across the whole population
ensuring labour do not ruin the country again
Immigration and its effects on other services, like hospitals.
the tories destroying public services & attacking the poor
Getting a government with a social conscience
bad government vilifying the poor and sick
Probably the need for electoral reform to re-engage disenchanted voters
persecution of disabled, vulnerable and elderly people used as scapegoats for the state of the economy
econemy issues including cut for the n.h.s
Who is going to win the election with enough Mps
treatment of vulnerable people due to cuts in funding, services and new care act
The enforced austerity measures all parties seem to be set on
Establishment greed. Corporate control of the State
Scotland getting the extra powers it was promised
to maintain the stability of the economy for the common good
The rise of nationalism and division in Scotland
The deficit and increase in the national debt
Preventing the SNP gaining control of the UK government through a coalition
The rise of intolerance and hate (including UKIP)
The future for our youth - employment, housing, health
Cuts to Benefits and current Government's discrimination of the poor and working class people.
Lazy overpaid GPs not pulling their weight
Quality, safety, protection, no way should it be a single priority of money
poor standard of living for the ordinary people
Amount of unstable work available when compared to permanent, secure jobs
The long term effects of poor parenting.
The spread of radical Islam at home and abroad
rising unfair negativity about immigrants
proper employment ie contract and at least minimum wage
Stopping the rise of nationalism (UKIP and SNP)
Lack of investment to get people working
Achieving Proportional Representation for Westminster Parliamentary elections
the awful Government we have had and threatening to get voted back in again
The need for a single party Government not a hung Parliament.
The lack of industry and full time jobs.
Keeping the deficit reducing and being business friendly
Balance of power between working class and bourgeoise
Privatisation of basic services (care homes, hospitals, schools etc)
The treat of a weak Labour Government backed by SNP!
Powers & fair representation for Scotland
Low paid and insecure jobs and disparity in incomes
defeating david cameron and his old school tie brigade
living standards (availability of jobs and houses, and the governments ability to provide when we are in need)
The immence gulf which exists between the haces and the havenots.
Austerity and the demonisation of the poor
Deficit reduction, cutting Government spending
Keeping a free, up-to-date National Health Service
Returning the United Kingdom to social democracy.
Clear winner in forthcoming election, no coalition
Unionist parties insistence on austerity
Getting the deficit reduced dramatically
England working with Scotland fairly as the majority voted to stay in United Kingdom
The threat of UKIP and the rise of racism
Financial issues - related to jobs, home ownership, child care
People not having enough money to have a decent life
The provisio. Of the NHS remaining a public service
Low wages paid to NHS and healthcare employees
low income from DHS benefits need to be simpler to claim
Potential terrorism attack (Islamic State)
Having a government in power that won't make a mess
Immigration as it covers many of the problems we face. Over population, not enough housing, hospitals full, roads full, and schools with too many pupils, as well as jails.
Third World / Muslim take over of Britain
Getting rid of the Tories before they desrtoy life for people
Not enough employment for younger people
All the major parties' obsession with cutting ntional spending
removing the Tories from power and reversing their crusade against the ill and the poor .
Normal families having enough money to live on
Controlling Immigration as doing this will help the NHS, schools, etc.
the legalisation of medicinal canabis and nhs
Cost and lack of higher education and training opportunities for young people
More cuts to public spending and privatisation.
Continuance of the Government's current economic policy
The possibility of the Conservatives not forming the next government
Deciding where money is most importantly used
The wealth gap between the wealthies and the poorest
Terrorism instigated by Muslim extremists.
immigration and people claiming benefits
EU relationship and imported culture clash.
The deficit, the cost of living and the NHS
too many people on benefits and not working
The lack of quality jobs that pay a living wage and that have prospects particularly for groups rarely mentioned by politicians e.g single older women
getting to grips with spending on people who will not work and can and also directing more money to NHS instead of too much immigration.
The fact that Food Banks are needed in some places in a society such as ours
People being misinformed about politics through irresponsible news media.
The Poor Getting poorer Whilst the rich prosper
The number of people below the breadline.
Conservative Party and their misleadfing spin on events.
Uncertainty because of the chance of a hung parliament.
Reducing the deficit and paying off the national debt but without ruining the social fabric of the country
Cost of benefits swallowing so much and some not feeling it is worth their while tomwork
UKIP and its policies of negativity towards 'the other'
Aggressive cuts to public sector dressed up as so called austerity measures
The possiblity of a Further 5 years of Fascist and Evil Tory Govt.
The unwillingness of the polititions to do what is necessary.
prospect of another labour government ballsing everything up
the political system is badly flawed. Most politicians are in fact criminals, but seem to be exempt from the law.
Muslims taking over the country, and immigration
potential islamic terrorism fro home grown jihadists
that they please leave the NHS as it is and do not change it.
The Election and the future of Britain .
Skills for a lifetime of useful and satisfying emplyment
how the lower classes are tacking the brunt of the austerity measuers
the upcoming election. THe Scottish vote could skew the outcome.
Poverty, the differential between rich and poor.
problems caused by Westminster governmennt
Independence for Scotland and largest number of SNP MPs
Not letting the SNP hold the balance of poweri
the cuts to welfare that have produced poverty that means people depend on foodbanks
Rip off large companies (e.g. banks, supermarkets, airlines)
british people dont get there fair consideration
immigration and the knock-on effect e.g. health services, schools
Mismanagement of money used for funding NHS, Education and Crime
financial situation as it effects virtually every other issue
Living within our means - a balanced budget
Nicole sturgeon running the country by pulling ed millibars strings he's top weak to stand up to her
Having a single party majority government
appeasing young people without cutting pensions
Allowing immigrants to advance their own cultures while destroying ours.
Increasing levels of social welfare so everyone has a good standard of living. Increase taxes of well-off.
Uncontrolled immigration and failure to deport illegals
The Nanny State, fuelling hatred against smokers, dog owners and anyone who doesn't 'fit in'.
There's not a good enough party to run the country properly
More powers for Scotland to grow its economy and become more prosperous and fairer.
austerity cutting too deep on the sick disabled and poor.
Austerity causing severe harm to public sector workers pay whilst private sector pay and pensions unaffected
The imbalance between the living standards of the working class and the higher management classes.
Paying back the money borrowed when the bankers ruined our economy
Corrupt Westminster politicians that are self serving and austerity.
not enough money to fund nhs, pensions etc
the provsion of services for an increasing number of elederly people
who is going to be running the country from May
Too much government, particularly too much central government
looking after everyone and not just the rich
Polititians Lying about what they can achieve and the extreme rich/businesses avoiding paying tax so the country has less funds than it should
the unrest that is consuming the middle east
AN ELECTION ISSUE WHO WILL GOVERN THE COUNTRY.
Possible political instability after the election if the SNP hold the balance of power
Allowing the people who left U K to go to Syria to join IS back in to our country
Thegrowing disparity between the very rich and those who are being made poor by the governments policies
economy - budget deficit/ national debt.
Getting an election result that gives us a government with a majority.
Health and social care service provision
inequality between rich south and not so rich north
imigration putting extra strain on public services ie NHS
Government with majority party rule in the next election
That we should not leave the European Union
We have no-one competent enough to form a government
Getting the young(18-24) into proper work.instead of keep extnding education and retirement age. Employment 16-65 not 20-70
economy and keeping the recovery ongoing
state of the economy for the poorest in society
victimisation of the unemployed and of foreign workers...divide and rule
In/out of Europe giving control of our own borders
The new government hitting the welfare state especially disabled people. WHY?
Keeping the Conservative Party in power (on their own).
The systematic deconstruction of the NHS
Getting rid of this VILE unelected government.
Overvalued property values and associated debt
inequality and using our wealth for the benefit of all
Making sure that we don't get a Tory Government!
work for young people and affordable homes for them
reduction in services and pensions / benefits
Control of the financial services industry / banks
The vast distance between the very rich and the very poor.
immigration. allowing criminals and those that have no intention of working .
scapegoating of those on social security
maintaining the economy on an upward trend
The economy. Get that right and everything else follows
Continuation of economic stability and growth
immigration, its bleeding the counrty dry!!
people on benefits receive more money than working people
Too many people on such a tiny island with limited resources to care for people
Defence of the Realm and retention of Trident Nuclear Missiles
Far, far too much tax payers money given as expensis to MPs and councillors.
Getting the economy back into the black and make us GREAT BRITAIN AGAIN
The lack of social mobility in this country
The feeling that too many people are coming into the country and too many pressures on housing, NHS, education so it is very unsatisfactory
Immigration - there are still too many people coming to this country and criminals not returning to their country because of their civil rights.
climate change / getting off fossil fuel addiction + unsustainable development
neglect and decline of public services outside of NHS & Education
Not particularly immigration as such but there is too many people and not enough of anything to go around
benefit cuts and cuts for every thing else whih will cost us in mor ways than one
an overcrowded country and the effects there-of
Economy, housing, graduate/young job prospects
Terrorism and the huge number of desperate people trying to come here. to Europe.
Sharing the economic recovery more fairly through society
Terrorism both here and around the world
Our vulnerability to foreign terrorists.
countryside under threat from development
The comprehensive destruction of the welfare state by self-interested politicians who have no idea how poverty feels.
The poor are being treated badly and getting more & more in debt.
The threat of international terrorism and radicalism within this country
The changing dialogue of fear, blame and shortsighted lack or care for ourselves and eachother
Immigrants putting pressure on housing, NHS etc.
European interference in our internal affairs
the worry that we might not have an overall majority at the election regardless of party.
crime related to drug and alcohol problems
privatisation of nhs and other vital services
higher earners not paying sufficient tax, eg 40% for middle class and 45% for highest earners - unfair distribution
Widening inequality gap between rich and poor
affordable housing for the YOUNGER generation
Divide between wealth and therefore access to resources, power, education etc
making sure Ed Miliband does not become PM
uncontrolled immigration and the welfare bill
Immigration of non-English speaking persons from other areas of the world
young generation's optimism for the future
the protection of the country from right wing monsters
high benefit payments that deter people from working
Increasing disparity between richest and poorest; lack of social mobility - and climate change
Fair taxation for everyone, not the big earners using off shore to avoid paying.
getting the right government elected to then deal with everything else
Distribution of government funds, non needy getting too much.
Recognising the input of professionals to small businesses.
Retaining the union of the United Kingdom
Labour winning the election. God help us.
The Labour Party forming a minority parliament with SNP support. Total disaster.
Europe - the governments of EEC member countries ignore what the people want and don't want
The possibility of 5 more years of Tory led pseudo-austerity which just punishes the poor for the mistakes of the rich
paedophilia in the uk government and house of Lords
The threat posed by the Scottish National Party to the Union of the United Kingdom.
In Scotland securing the so called vow promises post referendum and ending Austerity
The behind the scenes privatisation of the NHS and its subsuquent rundown.
whether the Labour or Conservatives will win the most seats at the General Election
Fear of Labour getting into power! or even that Scottish woman whom all my friends despise
the obscene gulf between those who have far too much and those who have far too little
The Transatlantic Trade Treaty (europe with usa)
lack of NHS funding and ageing population
The fall in peoples living standards through rising prices and a clampdown on benefits
Islamic preachers and sharia law, and political correctness as gone to far.
Disparity between the richest and poorest in society
getting to involved in other countries policies
Funding for public services-NHS, schools
immigration and the number of illegal ones we need to stop handing out money homes free nhs treatment
Constant removal of Christian values this countries laws were first based on.
too many for me to single out just one issue
Where money is going, taxes, nhs, education etc
the economic situation ie not just the economy
Selling off the NHS to private investors
Rising living cost coupled with poverty, and falling wages and productivity.
Short-term policy making so parties can get re-elected
The declining standard of living of poorer people
A broken electoral system and failed goverment
rich getting richer at the expense of everyone else
Addressing devolution and making it fair for all of the UK
The austerity policy of the current govt
the cost of maintaining all the millions on benefits
foriegn aid finding its way to fund terrorists
Labour winning the election and putting us back 6 years
The lack of a strong controlling political party
climate change and the associated problems such as poor quality air
Tory privatisation plans for parts of the NHS
Immigration, which is draining the resources on NHS & schools etc
excessive immigration = our culture is disappearing
a majority conservative win in general election
Effect of immigration on society and finances
THE CUTTING OF ESSENTIAL SOCIAL SERVICES
Life issues from conception to natural death
HOW TO FUND PUBLIC SERVICES WITHOUT CREATING DEBT
Selecting the right party /coalition to govern
Potential terrorism from extremist groups
Politicians and their inability to tell the truth
Decline & underhanded privatisation of the NHS
cost of living exceeding pay increases and tax
economic growth,, industry, more work , more jobs more money
how difficult it is to make a GP appointment
scamming, lying, scheming, dishonest politicians.
Immigration & the drain they are on our welfare & NHS
Too many people relying on benefits long term
Membership of the EU because it affects so much else
People being unable to afford food, rent, heating etc
Growing inequality between rich and poor
austerity and the fact it will never work
the need for government to spend on health education and uinvestment
No party strong enough to be elected alone
Retaining the NHS. Fewer managers and more medical professionals. NO more privatisation!
The destruction of the NHS and the Welfare State.
The growing sinister dangerous power of the Brussels "Empire".
The widening gap between the rich and poor
The British people getting what they deserve
Large number of Immigrants taken jobs from locals and over burdening schools and the NHS
Reversing the privatisation of public services (NHS, Railways, etc.)
economy (of which immigration is a key factor)
Lack of funding for vital services and not taxing big businesses
NHS destruction by the coalition government
The underhanded privatisation and underfunding of the NHS and the social security sanction regime
The SNP having control over issues that affect only the English
the houses of parliament are not fit for purpose
The slow murder of disabled and poverty stricken people by a fat cat government who line their own pockets through dodgy backroom deals selling OUR NHS and OUR postal service
unrestrained immigration by economic migrants
inequality in tax payment relative to earnings
I hope labour does not get in with the idiots they have now.
wages not increasing and the cost of living going up
The ever increasing gap between the very rich and the majority of the population
Increasing Inequality, declining work opportunities
Sorting out the economy & clearing the deficit
People in authority appear to only have their own interests in mind, not the people they should be caring about.
Immigrants access to benefits & housing should be after 5 years of work only!
budget cuts and effects on public services
Split culture not working toward a single goal.
Keeping the Labour Party/Farage out of government
which party to vote for in the general election
economic stability (including getting rid of Labour's deficit)
the dishonest handling of the economy for ideological reasons and not in the interests of 99% of the country
Lack of fairness in the way people have been made to pay for the fallout from the greed of bankers and failures of the regulators and government
Freedom for Christians to speak about their faith to anyone when it is relevant
Making sure we get rid of the tory government
Declining wages vs housing shortage in London driving people into rent slavery and forcing more on to extortionate trains out of town.
immigrants who dislike british way of life
The cost of welfare to an ever expanding population
Business variables and uncertainty caused by political fragmentation.
Those who take state benefits for have kids and not working
Disillusionment with the political system
National Debt anr the monthly repayments
The divide between the richest and poorest
State encroachment on our civil liberties
immigration fropm poland , romania, bulgian
Deficit left by the last Labour Government.
paying off the debt by continued economic growth
that the rich get richer but the poor are no better off
Ensuring Scotland gets the pledges promised in the wake of the Independence Referendum
the need for radical change at Westminster.
the austerity measures that are not working and hitting those most vunerable
Insincere and pro corporate power politicians
The threat of the islamic relegion to turn this country into something similar to ISIS controlled areas
Self-seeking attitude. Across the board - all of us.
Looking after the elderly particularly those with dementia
Raising living standards for every day working people
Economic greed, causing climate change and difficult living conditions for most people.
Employment and decent wages in the public sector
Making sure we don't slip into recession again
Honesty and accountability in government.
Having a referendum on our EU membership
The poverty caused for the poor by this government.
The voting system for electing a parliament
Continued economic recovery, deficit reduction, debt repayment and growth
the inequality between the rich and poor.
(Legally) stopping Conservative ideology at any cost.
The Labour party returning to office and destroy the economy again.
moving the capital to create separate fiscal and political capitals and ending the southeast tyranny
the ineffective and inefficient running of public services including the NHS regardless of how much money any government throws at them or takes off them
i am sick of the lies the P.M. tells the country that same sex marriage is uniting the countyr when it is distroying the country
Halting the lies and deceit being presented by the ruling elitists
Political legitimacy and representative government
The malign influence of the European Union on this country
Saving the NHS (getting rid of the Conservatives)
the rich getting richer and not paying tax, making it harder for everyone else
Cost of living is too high compared to wages!
greed of the haves who are able to make the life of the less well off even worse.
That Labour might win the election. It would destroy the economy.
The fact that we're living in a busybody, socialist nanny state and no one seems to care. As a libertarian, I hate today's world.
National Health Service and Disability benefits
getting rid of the false age of austerity
Immigration and its impact n health and education
election boundary change to be fair to all parties
Austerities being promised by the Tories
The pro-life issues, the constant request for problems to be answered with death, abortion, euthanasia, cloning, embryo experimentation, 3 parent embryos etc etc.
immigration causing over crowded schools, hospitals and doctors etc
over a million children in this country are living in poverty, i am one myself
The idiot right wing taking Britain towards isolationism.
Too many cut backs in front line services that leave the vulnerable too exposed
rise of extremist political parties like UKIP
Large cuts in funding for education in Wales
That the parties should work together for the good of all the people
Stopping privatisation of everything including NHS
There are many I think, I can't single one out
unfair cuts targeting the poor in society
The increasing power of the corporates if TTIP is signed into law as it currently stands
Miliband becoming prime minister along with the Unions!

Other party that is best on MII
a coalition of empathic, decent, cross-party politicians
No serious party is willing to even discuss it - never mind do somethng about it.
SNP back Coalition including Greens and maybe Lib Dems
SNP seems to have the best policies on this issue
SNP (unfortunately I don't live in Scotland
think they all should stop fignting each other and save more working togher
A combination of SNP, Plaid Cymru and Green in coalition with Labour
all parties have to join together for this problem
Coalition ie Liberals to tone down Conservatives
Any party that really puts its mind to it
non-existent party that puts the country first and not ITS politics & maybe doesn't bang on about what the so&so party did in 1923
Scottish Nationalists except for their seperatist tendancies
None that are prepared to stand for election funded by capitalist businesses
All of them need to work together to solve it.
This service should be taken out of politics and funded properly

Name of other party that contacted
Can't recall their names - quite obscure - one a Christian Party, one Independent
Scottish Trade unionist & Socialist Coalition
Communist Party and the Real Socialist Party

Political info: First TV programme
INTERVIEWS SEPARATELY WITH JEREMY PAXMAN AND DAVID CAMERON AND ED MILLIBAND
None because I have made my mind up and I am fed up with some of the antics of the polititians
the leaders interview with the smaller parties
Andrew Marr's interview with Nicola Sturgeon
I've been on holiday so not watched UK TV
One of our local news programmes with the Conservative candidate and the labour candidate. labour was awful
I never said I watched LIVE TV, just saw stuff cast onto the TV from the Internet. Have I got news for you BBC IPLAYER
dont watch politics programmes as they are all just mouth pices for the labour party
Paxman debaes with Cameron and Milliband
Sunday Politics, or whatever it's called
.did not watch any TV last week. Did not have time
question Time: The three leaders Q&A (BBC One)
the debate between Cameron and Milliband/Paxman
live talk in from ed miliband and david cameron
General election debate- 7 party leaders
Debate interview of Cameron and Milliband
Interviewing The Leaders (the Evan Davies one)
16/4 election debate and following programmes
Cameron & Milliband interviews on CH4 and Sky news
Sky News Cameron & Miliband Battle for Number 10
Question Time: Election Leaders' Special
Cameron and Miliband interviews with Jeremy Paxman
Interviews on BBC (cannot recall the interviewers name)
I have been away on holiday, so I have not seen any tv
Broadcast on Monday evening with the Students
Interview with Cameron and Miliband by Paxman
Avoiding all news and political programmes
Question time for North Lincs and East Yorks
Cameron Vs Miliband TV debate kay burley and jeremy paxman
Political discussion between Cameron and Milliband
BBC News Reality Check / Political news items
Parliament channel for political speeches
I try to avoid all politics progs including the news
Jeremy Paxman with the Prime Minister & Milliband
David Cameron and Ed Milliband debate with Jeremy Paxman
first election broadcast with 7 leaders.
Leaders' interviews (7.30 pm Evan Davis)
The TV Interviewing of all party leaders.

Political info: Second TV programme
separate interviews with 3 party Leaders
Leaders being questioned by the audience
Nicola Sturgeon being interviewed by Evan Davis
did not watch any TV last week. Did not have time
Cameron and Miliband Live: The Battle for Number Ten
Jeremy Paxman's interviews with David Cameron and Ed Miliband
General election debate- 5 party leaders
Milliband and Cameron with Jeremy Paxton
BBC Panorama: Who will win the election?
Careron and Milliband interview with Paxman
Talk with Cameron and Miliband (unsure of name)
BBC 2 debate which included ordinary people
On iPlayer Half hour TV progs (19.30 hrs) on D Cameron and N clegg
Leaders questioning (Miliband and Cameron)

Political info: Third TV programme
BBC i-Player for lots of election broadcasts
question time of the leaders of each party
Labour party political broadcast with Martin Freeman
Paxman interviewing Cameron and Milliband
none, this has been going on since bloody xmas, I am losing the will to LIVE
PARTY POLITACAL BROADCASTS BY ALL THE PARTIES
General elction coverage and analysis programmes
interviews with candidates but I can't remember what the programme was called
did not watch any TV last week. Did not have time
Election Morning Reports with Andrew Neil
Jeremy Paxmon debate with David Cameron & Ed Milliband
TV dbate Ed Milliband had with Russel Brand
BBC scottish LeadersssScottish leaders' debate BBCessssssssssssssssssss
Sunday Politics ( can't remember name of programme)
"ITV news & central news & BBC midland news".
paxman interviews with cameron & milliband

Political info: First radio programme
Premier Christian Radio - all programmes with political comment
Ask the leader with David Cameron on radio 1
i do not listen on the radio to political programmes
Avoiding all news and political programmes
General news/talk radio, no specific programmes
Bbc Newcastle breakfast show question time with election candidates

Political info: Second radio programme
Big Asian Election Debate on BBC Asian Network
Good morning Scotland BBC radio Scotland
BBC World Service segment on UK election
t listen on the radio to political programmes
Jeremy Vine interviewing main candicates
Radio 5 Live Broadcast from Regional Seats
BBC Radio Nottingham Andy Whittaker Show
discussion programme, can't remember title

Political info: Third radio programme
t listen on the radio to political programmes
teh comedy thing on saturday lunchtime- lets me work back from the joke to the issues

Political info: First newspaper
I can think of newspapers but I haven't read any newspapapers in the last week.
do people actually still read newspapers ?

Political info: Second newspaper
Newspapers? Come on! I want facts not overt lies!

Political info: First website
I CAN'T EVEN REMEMBER THE SITES I AVOID!
Telegraph(more to wince at its general rubbishness)
United Against Separation Group on Facebook
do not tend to look at politics stories on internet
responses to questions from MP's and Councillors
Local politics discussion group on Facebook
I do not use any web sites to follow Politics.
Facebook and sources linked to Facebook by friends

Political info: Second website
I CAN'T EVEN REMEMBER THE SITES I AVOID!
website with policies to show you who you align with most (I can't remember what it was)
do not tend to look at political stories on internet
Facebook pages for left leaning campaign groups
Party websites (Labour, Conservative, Lib Dem)

Political info: Third website
I CAN'T EVEN REMEMBER THE SITES I AVOID!
do not tend to look at politics stories on the internet.
celtic & rangers supporters for independence.
Facebook (for shared links to other assorted sites)

Name of other party or candidate website visited
Simon Killane, independent candidate for North Wiltshire
I didn't. maybe I clicked yes by mistake in last question
The Christian Party/The Scottish Christian Party
TUSC, the communist party of Great Britain
Labour and SNP party members and activists, not candidates
Phil Badger, David Neil Thomas Harvey, Chris Flood
"Scottish Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition" and "Cannabis is Safer than Alcohol"
I tried to click that I DIDNT visit a party or candidate, sorry if I misclicked
SNP as concerned about them -independence & anti Trident.
Those MPs from various parties who appeared or were quoted in my company's Meltwater feed.
Co-op Party, SNP, Plaid Cymru, NHS Party

2010 Parliamentary Constituency
Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East
East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow
Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey