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I'm still mulling it over, but right now I think a tactical antiBrexit vote is my no. 1 priority followed by support for the environment.
Traditionally my votes go to the Greens and Lib Dems. Unfortunately now I'm in the bluest of constituencies so VOTED Labour in the GE.
My gut says in my region Green is more likely to pick up votes from those agnostic over Brexit, and should hopefully pick up antiBrexit votes too. Plus there is the PR/AV voting.
But then my remain mate in the region of London is sending all his votes to Lib Dems.
hugo7
Maybe a cold, but I'm finding researching this very frustraiting. Even working out my "e-constituency" is a ball ache.
Apparently I'm Eastern England.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-48081343
My geography isn't great but I'm pretty sure this depressingly puts me in the land of inbreds and Euroskeptics.
So I guess I'm looking at Change UK, Greens and Lib Dems. Need to pick 7, so what is the most tactical method to choose? Surely it's got to be all 7 from one of those three parties, right?
Change UK
Emma Taylor
Neil Carmichael
Bhavna Joshi
Michelle de Vries
Amanda Gummer
Thomas Graham
Roger Casale
Green
Catherine Rowett
Rupert Read
Martin Schmierer
Fiona Radic
Paul Jeater
Dr Pallavi Devulapalli
Jeremy Caddick
Liberal Democrats
Barbara Gibson
Lucy Nethsingha
Fionna Tod
Stephen Robinson
Sandy Walkington
Marie Goldman
Jules Ewart