Ethelwulf
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[Politics] If there was a general election tomorrow
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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Not sure I'll be voting as none of the options appeal to me, but if you put a gun to my head I would vote green party (but with some serious grievances).
midnight_rendezvous
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I’d vote for whichever candidate in my local constituency was most likely to kick the Tories out, so Labour. Not that I’m a fan of Starmer, but the lying cretin that is Johnson and his party of corrupt sycophants need to go.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
It’s either Conservative or LibDems in my district so LibDem.
midnight_rendezvous
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I’m genuinely curious to hear why people would willingly still vote Tory after the absolute shit show that we’ve witnessed over the last few years.
VAL1850
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Same for me but it will be Liberal in Eastbourne..
Seagull
Yes I eat anything
The political system is broken. Adding "none of the above" to the ballot paper and making voting compulsory would result in a landslide for "none of the above".
However given that won't happen anytime soon, & that the only issue that is relevant to the future of humans is the Climate Crisis, I'll vote swap in a green marginal to get round the undemocracy of the FPTP system!
However given that won't happen anytime soon, & that the only issue that is relevant to the future of humans is the Climate Crisis, I'll vote swap in a green marginal to get round the undemocracy of the FPTP system!
Labour if Peter Kyle stands again in Hove.
If they ever replace him with a spotty Momentum oik who can tell you every single word in the dictionary he considers discrimatory but couldn't organise drinks at Harvey's it'll be Lib Dem.
I used to say the best local candidate would get my vote whoever they represented but the Tories won't get a vote off me as long as I live now. They are a disgrace.
If they ever replace him with a spotty Momentum oik who can tell you every single word in the dictionary he considers discrimatory but couldn't organise drinks at Harvey's it'll be Lib Dem.
I used to say the best local candidate would get my vote whoever they represented but the Tories won't get a vote off me as long as I live now. They are a disgrace.
1066familyman
Radio User
- Jan 15, 2008
- 15,185
Same three reasons most Tory voters have every election I suppose...
Me, me, me.
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
- 5,987
Unfortunately the competition isn't great and many who earn more than £25k/year believe that a Labour government would be a car crash. Our best leaders have been relatively central irrelevant of the parties they represent so for me Libdems is the best outcome, unfortunately they've not had a strong leader since Clegg
I'd vote for the best candidate NOT a party.
That's easy. He got Brexit done, and he protected us all with world-beating vaccines, and there is nothing else to see.
All deluded nonsense, of course, but it is what probably 30% of the electorate believe.
Oh, and something about Jeremy Corbyn.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
This, with bells on.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
If I were to vote with my heart - Lib Dem.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 16,594
My sentiments entirely, which is why I put Lib Dem. Tactical.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 20,961
Fair to say there wont be many voters for the True & Fair Party?
https://twitter.com/hoffman_noa/status/1481558294640668675?s=20
https://twitter.com/hoffman_noa/status/1481558294640668675?s=20
