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• #7202
Luckily I live in a safe labour area but what’s the crack with tactical voting in the marginals?
Obvs all for booting the tories but I don’t think I could bring myself to vote for Deform… -
• #7203
True blue Tory Huntingdonshire here (ugh) - or whatever that is called after the boundary changes (St Neots and Mid Cambs, I think). Hoping the Reform vote will split the Tory one and open the door for whoever is closest, but unlikely...
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• #7204
it's great that reform are splitting the tory vote but they are actually even worse than the tories so hopefully they don't get any MPs. deffo don't vote for them
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• #7205
Yup. It's a really fine balance hoping that they take votes away to nick a few seats from the Tories for other parties, but not too many that they win anything themselves!
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• #7206
This site has previously been good
For me it returns a recommendation to vote Labour. Even it it said Reform I still couldn't do it.
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• #7207
This is my thoughts. The tories are awful but voting for actual brownshirts is probably a step too far for most folks even while voting tactically.
If their vote share increases enough they might continue to campaign(seen a lot of gammony comments saying they’re more interested in the following GE).
Hopefully there’ll be enough lost deposits for them to run out of steam after this one. -
• #7208
Just down the road from me (North East Hearts).
18,000 majority for Oliver Heald (confirmed stepping down) in 2019. Probably Lab potential gain if tactical voting works.
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• #7209
Hopefully there’ll be enough lost deposits for them to run out of steam after this one.
Or Labour brings in some legislation to make party donation transparent?
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• #7210
Where is their money coming from?
Is it true that they’re linked to Russia through a bit of shady business or is that just pure speculation and they’re rinsing working class voters for every penny Trump-style?
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• #7211
Where is their money coming from?
This has always been a big question - and should be available for voters for them to see where their vote is actually going!
Probably a bit of both of those plus some links to the religious right in the US too (plus a smattering of Kipper-type / Panama Papers businessmen) sounds like one of the more plausible hypotheses out there. But really, I haven't a clue.
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• #7212
They will be stood, pen in hand thinking
You give the general public too much credit
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• #7213
For North Herefordshire constituency that site gives ‘Not Sure’ as the tactical voting recommendation
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• #7214
New boundaries not yet uploaded, I don't think (at least not for mine).
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• #7215
Too close to call for me apparently between Labour & Lib Dem to oust the ever-cunt Rees-M*gg
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• #7216
Jesus, surely the libs n labs can put their differences aside to make sure the ghost of recessions past, present and future loses his seat?
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• #7217
I'm currently in Fareham, (Fucking Braverman) but we're being moved into the new constituency of Hamble Valley. The Lord Frost MRP poll had the Lib Dems in a strong second place so that currently what I'm think. But I'll be taking a guide from the bookmakers closer to polling day.
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• #7218
One of them needs to do the right thing
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• #7219
Am I right in assuming your average middle of the road tory voter is far more likely to go for the Lib Dem’s as they also favour tweed and complicated surnames?
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• #7220
Depends how much they've bought into the "It's all the fault of immigrants/those on benefits/the young these days" narrative. Remainer Tories, maybe or possibly one-nation types. But who knows... I bet most of them just hold their noses and tick the blue box anyway.
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• #7221
Can't see Reform getting any seats personally
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• #7222
is it really necessary to always use the c-word?
(haven’t you got anything stronger)
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• #7223
Believe me, if I had anything stronger I would use it.
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• #7224
I would rather have PR and a few Reform MPs than FPTP.
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• #7225
Worstcunt is a good'n borrowed from North of the border.
My vote is waiting on some sort of polling as to who might potentially send the eternal Tory fucker elsewhere. There's who i would like to vote for, and who has a chance of coalescing votes against the Tories.