UK residents - Interested in forming a new political party?
930872
aslong as the leader wasn't george bush's puppet I'd be interested!!\nOh and lower taxes would indeed rock!
837708
i'm in the UK, we have an equally mucked-up, directionless party in power and no viable opposition.\ni think ur just a normal person, exasperated with spaff politicians that bander 2 whatever they think will win/gain votes.\nour NHS is disintegrating b4 our eyes and no-one really seems 2 care.\nu r a free thinker that refuses 2 b pigeon-holed.\nmany more like u and the politicians may have no choice but sit up and listen.
780592
You don't say what nationality you are. I'm sure you wouldn't be able to vote if you are just here for a short time,and not a BRIT. Is your husband British?If you are British then I would go to the nearest town hall.
871490
You can join the party but you will not be able to vote for the leader of the party.\nDelegates that have already been chosen to vote for the next leader of the Liberal party
1052483
Run for any party!  Get involved!  Be a force for positive change!\nBe a statesman, not a politician.
962285
The BNP is a legit. organisation and should be heard. Its old stuff and Enoch Powell had it copped in the 60s
562858
Start with your MP. The link below will tell you who it is.\n\nYou can lobby your MEP.\n\nHowever, the best way is to make sure that the subject is in the media spotlight. Ring radio phone ins. Write to newspapers. Put up posters etc.\n\nAt local elections you could stand yourself as a one policy candidate and use the opportunity to canvas your areas and make it a campaign issue.
563432
I would like a 3rd party-(CONSERVATIVES)-
992612
Hm,\n\nEver heard of \nIndependant\nReform Party\nAmerica First Party\nConstitution Party\nFamily Values Party\nThe Green Party\n\nThere are many - proplem is people are happy with the crap they have. Or, just too lazy to do anything else.\n\nThere are MANY more. Do a google search and find one that fits your beliefs. Then, promote it.
535857
Check your local paper or political parties
383205
I suggest the conservative party policy unit......
506423
There's no need to "establish" a 3rd Political Party to do these things...There's already one:\n\nTHE CONSTITUTION PARTY\n\nhttp://www.constitutionparty.org/
318069
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to get rid of the two party system! Unfortunately, there is nothing currently in existence that would satisfactorily replace it. If we were to switch to a multi-party system, like many countries in Europe, there would be far more candidates, far more political parties, and thus more political bickering. It is unfortunate that we cannot abolish political parties altogether. Sadly, it is simply too expensive to run for a political office without the support of some group. I think a major solution to our problems is the elected officials themselves.
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Since any slogans that are suggested here may already be owned by another party, I wanted to go a different route...\n\nI suggest either hiring a name creation firm or get together with your friends and/or family and throw a "name party" & have everyone bounce some ideas around. Compile a listing of slogans that you like the best. Once you have that list, do as much free research as you can before you delve into comprehensive research. I listed some links where you can do some preliminary name checking. However, please be aware that this is merely scratching the surface of what's out there. Only comprehensive research will tell you if the name is truly available. But, these links are free & a great place to start, so I'd try them out first. \n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
721340
If Blair keeps his promise to retire before the next election, then his successor will come from the Labour Party - most people expect Gordon Brown. Do you believe that New Labour is the Party that will solve the pensions crisis and save the NHS? Or the Tories? - which is the only other likely possibility.\n\nI agree that politicians would be more responsive to electors with a suitable proportional representation system, but only if the electors are allowed to choose between individual candidates. The disgusting systems for Europe, Scotland and Wales, with their party lists, go the other way and make politicans LESS accountable. While you are at it, postal voting on request for all undermines the secret ballot and lets in posibilities for pressurising individuals to vote for vested interests.\n\n\nI am not sure that pensions and the NHS will be the biggest issues at the next election. There is a saying "It's the economy, stupid". The pensions crisis is only one of a number of black clouds on the economic horizon, both for the United Kingdom and the Western world generally.
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The problem with this suggestion is that they'd be likely to be funded at the current levels of expenditure - around £30 million each for a general election - and that's just indulging their whims, allowing them to put up smug billboards and make PPBs directed by Ridley Scott or whoever.\n\nWhy do they NEED funding? They get free access to the broadcast media, and all the newspapers carry their opinions - do they actually need to advertise? Do they have to fly from one end of the country to the other every day of a campaign to tell us about their environmental policies? Do their wives need a £3000 haircut before they can go out and tell us about the plight of the homeless?\n\nWe already spend around £4 million per year of taxpayers' money, for instance, policing the conferences of each of the two main parties. I'd be quite happy for the taxpayer to fund a reasonable team of researchers and admin staff - maybe a million pound's worth - but overall party spending should be limited to the same amount (per constituency fought) as is allowed to an independent: about £7,000 per constituency plus 5p per voter, or a bit under £6 million for a major national party. Then they wouldn't have to court big donors and compromise their principles.
580914
Im from the UK. Let me explain to everyone here what the BNP actually is.\n\nThe British Nationalist Party is a party widely known in Britain as the "New Nazis". Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but this party has radical views on ethnic minorities, refugees and the like. They are not widely supported in the UK, which shows that the British public have SOME political sense.\n\nIn the interest of fairness, anyone interested should have a look at their website (below).\n\nThere is a bigger chance of world peace being achieved than there is of me voting for the BNP.