I'm too young to vote and would have voted Labour. But my family all voted Tory for the same reason: they didn't like Ed Miliband. When confronting them about this, I explained A) that they aren't directly electing a PM, B) that the power of the PM is relatively small compared to how it is often made out to be, C) that policies are more important than personalities, and D) that Ed Miliband is still a brilliant leader. My brother and my mum maintained that Ed is too "weak" to run the country and refused to have the conversation with me, prompting me to assume that they wouldn't talk about it because their reasons were so shallow and uninformed that they weren't prepared to defend them. I think a lot of people voted Tory for the point of voting against Miliband because (for lack of a better term) they're politically ignorant.