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I can only agree with you on all of that.

I will not be voting Conservative again in my life. Like yourself I will assess nearer the time what voting options appeal to me.

None of which will happen and there are issues other than Brexit out there. I will certainly not be voting for a Conservative party in 2020 that endorses the devastation being caused to lives and businesses across Sussex and our football club by the Southern Rail situation and in my...

Lose badly at the next general election or something else? Do elaborate, it sounds interesting.

Good for The Liberal Democrats. They're arguing a cause and growing as a party all the time. Personally I think they will win seats back off the Conservatives at the next election that they lost to them in 2015. An uncomfortable thought for the more paranoiac Brexit voters out there, I'm sure...

A bit like the Liberal Democrats, who you so dislike and I've never voted for in a General Election, by daring to argue a standpoint you don't like.

Conservatives and promises - :rotlf: I voted Labour as an 18 year old in 1997, I stopped believing in fairy tales a long time ago.

I assume the same can be said for Brexit then?

I certainly wont be voting Conservative ever again - I couldn't handle the stigma.

Yes, it was annulled due to irregularities and re-run. I wasn't aware of any irregularities in the voting in Junes referendum here. May I offer my commiserations to you at the final result in Austria, as this appears to be a difficult time for you.

As they have Presidential Elections in Austria every 6 years, why would they call for another vote?

The first result of today's double-header appears to be in - the far-right have not won the Austrian Presidential election - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38202669

All happening on Sunday as it's the re-run of the Austrian Presidential election on December the 4th too. The far-right Norbert Hoffer is the favourite to win.