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Which party will you vote for at the General Election? ( Anonymous).

How will you vote in the General Election?

  • Conservative

    Votes: 7 3.7%

  • Labour

    Votes: 69 36.3%

  • Lib Dem

    Votes: 19 10.0%

  • Green

    Votes: 38 20.0%

  • Reform

    Votes: 11 5.8%

  • Scottish /Welsh National /Sinn Fein

    Votes: 14 7.4%

  • Will not be voting

    Votes: 13 6.8%

  • Tactically

    Votes: 19 10.0%
  • Total voters
    190
Can you add 'Tactically to remove the conservatives'? I think it is needed because it gives a better indication of the likely outcome.
In my constituency Labour is the tactical vote, but I could just have just as easily voted Green, lib Dem, Scottish etc or even Reform 🤮
 
Labour - the Wife is leafleting right now for Labour.

Ashfield will be an interesting result as the Independent chap is popular, along with Reformed Ham, thotty pee Lee.
Wouldn’t surprise me if Mr. Anderson gets it as voting apathy is apparent, especially with the young un’s we speak to. (under 40)

I have a mate who was in Lee’s class, he was the year below me.
Bizarrely, the Independent bloke , my Daughter is friends with his sister. Small world.
 
Big Tabs said:
Labour - the Wife is leafleting right now for Labour.

Ashfield will be an interesting result as the Independent chap is popular, along with Reformed Ham, thotty pee Lee.
Wouldn’t surprise me if Mr. Anderson gets it as voting apathy is apparent, especially with the young un’s we speak to. (under 40)

I have a mate who was in Lee’s class, he was the year below me.
Bizarrely, the Independent bloke , my Daughter is friends with his sister. Small world.
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Isn't that independent guy a complete nutter? Isn't he facing fraud charges?
 
MVV said:
Can you add 'Tactically to remove the conservatives'? I think it is needed because it gives a better indication of the likely outcome.
In my constituency Labour is the tactical vote, but I could just have just as easily voted Green, lib Dem, Scottish etc or even Reform 🤮
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Done.
 
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Isobarik said:
Same for me too.
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I get why that may be but I suggest vote for whoever is most likely to boot the conservatives out. It cannot be worse, it is what they hope you will do- it is now the explicit strategy of the CP.
Wow! Some people here are actually going to vote conservative!!! What do they need to do to lose your vote, break in and nick the silver?
 
I'm in what has become a fairly safe Labour seat: >10k majority at the last GE. Admittedly that was for Kate Green who was quite well thought of, and the person who took over when she stepped down doesn't seem to be as visible, but I still think there's a decent cushion of Labour support. This makes my decision to vote Green easier, as it's not like Labour faces losing to the Tories if chunks of their support drifts leftwards to the Greens. So I can add my vote to what will hopefully be a broad groundswell of Green support nationally, at relatively little risk of returning a Tory MP.
 
les24preludes said:
Right now Greens are leading the poll! Well done lads.
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My vote's already gone in by post.

I voted Green, but it was less about their "green" policies and more because I'm a disaffected champagne socialist.

I thought I could hold my nose and vote Labour to-get-the-Tories-out, but in the end, I couldn't stomach it.

I would have felt complicit in how they treated Abbott, Shaheen, Corbyn etc,

And if it means that The Conservatives get back in, then what exactly is the downside when Starmer is lifting all their policies anyway? There won't be much difference.

The Green Party seem to have quietly been minding their own business as all the other parties quietly stepped to the right, so they are stood there as the only leftist option.
 
twotone said:
Isn't that independent guy a complete nutter? Isn't he facing fraud charges?
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Allegedly - he has pending cases I think. He is local and popular.
Any ‘nutter’ qualifications are far overshadowed by Monsieur Anderson.

Labour might be 3rd? Dunno.
 
Big Tabs said:
Allegedly - he has pending cases I think. He is local and popular.
Any ‘nutter’ qualifications are far overshadowed by Monsieur Anderson.

Labour might be 3rd? Dunno.
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Thanks hasn't he been accused of some serious sh!t? ie Fraud and dealing in cocaine/drugs?

The trial is next year some I believe.
 
100 % safe labour seat so waste of time voting so will be tactical vote .much as i am a big fan of keir the MP here is 100% useless and i campaign a lot for the 3 alternatives
 
They moved the boundaries in our area which was a strong Tory area. TBH the Tory MP Bim was quite good on local issues. The LD’s are lying on their literature stating a Labour vote is wasted as only the LD’s can get the Tories out. This was true before the boundary change but Labour are the second party after the change. I did vote LD last time as a tactical vote but will go labour this time. I think my wife will but she hasn’t made up her mind yet. At least she won't vote Tory.
 
I'm under Tewkesbury and that was a pretty safe Tory area with around 50 to 60% of the votes, and lib dems taking around 20%. The place is now plastered in lib dem signs, with no Tory signs and only one Green sign that I've noticed. I'm pretty sure the lib dems are going to win here. So who do I vote for?
 
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