Hehe, very specific choices! Vote away. And why please.

You're a politics student aren't you?

He is! How did you guess;)

Although saying that I am too

Democratic socialism for me

I'm a politics student too... And only a politics student would use a phrase like 'reform social democracy'!

I did clarify with '(New Labour)'

I a democratic Socialist although it sounds quite wooly.....

Democratic Socialist here (hopefully getting elected this time next week).

For whom, Jared?

For the Reform Social Democrats (or the Labour Party, whichever you prefer)

In that case, shouldn't you have picked reform social democracy? Either way, good luck!

16 but I've decided on a left-wing stance. Anything that travels righter than Labour makes me cold. I think most people here are gonna choose answers from the first half of your detailed choices.

Nah mate, just Blarites are Reform Social Democrats, the rest of the party (including me) are Democratic Socialists.

So can we expect a return to Clause IV when you're leader of the party??

We already have Clause IV, it's just a 'new' one (instead of the 'old' one) with 'new' rhetoric ("Equality of opportunity" replacing simple "equality", et al).

My vision for the party's future is neither a Third Way approach or the old beer and sandwiches one (although my pallette does appreciate the latter two, gastronomically speaking ). I want to see a Labour party that taps into culture and is part of the Zeitgeist , that is comitted to re-vamping and revolutionising the education system to produce generation after generation of astute, benevolent, tactile and politically aware human beings, A Labour that is truly representitive not favouring some minorities (eg Women, blacks and Asians) over others ( eg the disabled and the young) and, of parramount concern, A Labour that is much more democratic, where decisions are made after greater consultation with the rank and file party members and the whole electorate at large, not simply after consultation with the CBI, the Press and the Cabinet.

Right, I'll step down off my soapbox (for now) ...

Jared for leader of the labour party you and Rhodri Morgan the winning ticket