Your voting intentions
Poll: Your voting intentions
Total Members Polled: 1187
Discussion
I'll never not vote
Con and Lab are both unappealing for different reasons.
Track record for Con, useless and Conservative in name only.
Lab because I don't trust Starmer, he was/is a Corbynite and there's still plenty of them in the party, potentially dangerous.
Lib Dems and Greens are just full of fruitloops
Reform and Indy you may as well spoil or not turn up
We're f
ked aren't we?
Con and Lab are both unappealing for different reasons.
Track record for Con, useless and Conservative in name only.
Lab because I don't trust Starmer, he was/is a Corbynite and there's still plenty of them in the party, potentially dangerous.
Lib Dems and Greens are just full of fruitloops
Reform and Indy you may as well spoil or not turn up
We're f
ked aren't we? I'm stuck.
We got a Tory MP for the first time ever last time, he's a nice guy and he's worked very hard for us. More than the last 3 Labour and 1 Lib Dem ever did and he's not scared of being called out.
But, its the ones above him that are crap. I know we aren't supposed to vote for PM just our MP, but still
We got a Tory MP for the first time ever last time, he's a nice guy and he's worked very hard for us. More than the last 3 Labour and 1 Lib Dem ever did and he's not scared of being called out.
But, its the ones above him that are crap. I know we aren't supposed to vote for PM just our MP, but still
Tory for me I’m afraid. The government are god awful and the state we are in is deeply depressing but Starmer is tainted in my view from the Corbyn era and I won’t vote for him. Plus the assortment of absolute balloons on the opposition front bench does nothing apart from shortening the live span of my TV. Lammy as Foreign Sec? No. Nope. Not voting for it.
I'll not be voting. I can't vote Conservative after the mess they've made, can't bring myself to vote Labour, none of the others appeal either and, given I live in one of the safest Tory seats, it wouldn't make any difference anyway.
What will be, will obviously be but not in my name...
What will be, will obviously be but not in my name...
For the benefit of our kilt wearing haggis munching brethren I'd add SNP to the poll. Hopefully it'll be a 'nul points' for them.
As irc said, I'll be tactically voting whoever is best to depose whatever cretinous halfwit the SNP offer as a candidate in my constituency. The incumbent SNP cretin is retiring after a full 32 years of cretinous halfwittery as a career politician, and I shudder to think whom they are going to wheel out from their fresh brood of ambitious young politicos and spivs to stand as a candidate. There are several deeply unpleasant young councillors who have bullied their way into their present roles, who will no doubt be eyeing up a gig as a Westminster nodding donkey.
As irc said, I'll be tactically voting whoever is best to depose whatever cretinous halfwit the SNP offer as a candidate in my constituency. The incumbent SNP cretin is retiring after a full 32 years of cretinous halfwittery as a career politician, and I shudder to think whom they are going to wheel out from their fresh brood of ambitious young politicos and spivs to stand as a candidate. There are several deeply unpleasant young councillors who have bullied their way into their present roles, who will no doubt be eyeing up a gig as a Westminster nodding donkey.
I can't recall I have ever voted Labour but I will this time, I don't think it will make a huge difference because the area I live has been Labour for at least a decade and was Lib Dem for a good while before that.
Weirdly it remains Cons for the local council seat but still in a Labour controlled council
Weirdly it remains Cons for the local council seat but still in a Labour controlled council
Mercdriver said:
Anyone but the SNP, cannot make my mind up who to vote for to oust the SNP MP for Dundee
Ah yes, Chris Law the castle dwelling, nest feathering, cosplaying socialist. Telling the good people of Dundee how much better off they are with him at the helm. No doubt another crowdfunder will be out to pay for his election campaign, the massive proboscis.Cutrent seat is Conservative, first time ever I think at the last election previouapy being a garanteed Labourseat. However she's not standing again. The Labour candidate has good profile saying the right things, with some good ideas. There is a Conservative replacement but apart from one flier thorough the door months ago there's been nada, so I assume the hierarchy of the party have just decided to concede defeat with the seat.
I voted not bothering. Can't vote for the Cons after the way things have went, but don't feel like Labour are capable of running the country either. Just something about Starmer that doesn't gel with me.
I voted not bothering. Can't vote for the Cons after the way things have went, but don't feel like Labour are capable of running the country either. Just something about Starmer that doesn't gel with me.
a311 said:
Cutrent seat is Conservative, first time ever I think at the last election previouapy being a garanteed Labourseat. However she's not standing again. The Labour candidate has good profile saying the right things, with some good ideas. There is a Conservative replacement but apart from one flier thorough the door months ago there's been nada, so I assume the hierarchy of the party have just decided to concede defeat with the seat.
I voted not bothering. Can't vote for the Cons after the way things have went, but don't feel like Labour are capable of running the country either. Just something about Starmer that doesn't gel with me.
Vote for your Labour candidate who is “saying the right things, with some good ideas”. Isn’t that what you want from your constituency MP? I voted not bothering. Can't vote for the Cons after the way things have went, but don't feel like Labour are capable of running the country either. Just something about Starmer that doesn't gel with me.
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