Vote No To The BNP

If ever there was a time to drop any party loyalty it’s May 6th, Barking is probably the best chance the British National Party (BNP) have of gaining an MP in the 2010 General Election and it’s important that voters seriously consider their votes before casting it on Thursday.

The truth of the matter is simply the Labour Party are the only party with a serious chance of keeping Nick Griffin and the BNP from taking the seat on Thursday, so no matter what party you would really like to vote for you really need to think before casting that vote.

Tactical voting on Thursday is the only sure way of stopping Nick Griffin gaining the seat, you may have those years of party loyalty but consider that ever vote that is cast directly against the BNP in Barking in one vote closer to making 100% sure that Nick Griffin doesn’t become the first BNP MP in Westminster.

So if you really don’t want to see the BNP elected then consider using your vote wisely on Thursday and back Margaret Hodge, even if you would NEVER consider yourself a Labour voter. The Conservative Party already knows it has no chance of taking the seat, the 2005 result shows that:

2005 Barking Result

Labour: 13,826
Conservative: 4,943
BNP: 4,916
LibDem: 3,211

Both the Conservatives and the LibDems are well off the mark when it comes to having a chance of taking this seat, for that matter the BNP really are on the outside of being able to create a big enough swing to take the seat, but having said that the more people willing to sacrifice their vote on Thursday and go with Labour the less chance the BNP have.

Please consider what you do on Thursday, and make a choice that will keep the BNP and Nick Griffin out of Westminster.

Vote No To The BNP in 2010

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