If a 2nd General Election were to happen soon, how would you vote this time?

[Marco]

Following on from the election thread, I'm posting this poll to see what the current thinking is in that respect. Feel free to tell us why you'd vote for whomever, or simply register your vote anonymously.

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone who would change their vote (from what it was only a few days ago), and why so.

Marco.

[YNWaN]

....or simply register your vote anonymously.

Marco.

The vote isn't anonymous though Marco, it clearly says who voted for which party.


Be advised that this is a public poll: other users can see the choice(s) you selected.

[Marco]

Ah yes, I'll see if I can change it...

[Now done! Sorry :)]

Marco.

[walpurgis]

Results are interesting so far Marco.

[struth]

Might have been a better vote in would you change your vote.

[Marco]

Come on, there's GOT to be a Tory in here somewhere!! :lol:

Marco.

[ianlenco]

I met one once :)
Proud to be in Stroud

[Barry]

Throughout my adult life I have always been stuck in Tory strongholds, so my votes have been impotent 'protests'. I doubt therefore I would change my vote come a second election.

However immediately after voting, I left for London and I haven't actually looked at the breakdown of the votes cast in my constituency, apart from learning the Tory candidate was returned. If it was a closer call, then I could well vote Labour next time.

[Marco]

From that, Barry, I'd guess you voted Lib Dem last time - am I right? :)

So..... We have one Tory. Who's going to fess up to it? :D

Marco.

[Tim]

I'm particularly interested in hearing from anyone who would change their vote (from what it was only a few days ago), and why so.

Marco.
Well the vote for Tory wasn't me Marco, but for pretty much all my life it would have been.

I voted Green in the last election and have for the last two votes, but I was a Tory voter previously. I guess influenced by my parents, my Dad was a pilot and never voted anything but Tory, my Mum followed Dad and I've lived in the South most of my life, so Tory it was for me too. However, that all changed when Theresa May started making her mark as Home Secretary - the amount of venous hatred I have for this woman is all consuming, I absolutely despise her and since she shafted the police big time, I vowed to never ever vote Tory again whilst she was anything to do with the party, now she’s the bloody PM!

So I switched to Green as they were the only party I actually agreed with. A wasted vote some might say, but I have always voted in what I believe in.

But to answer your question, I would now vote Labour if there was another election as that lying arrogant bastard party needs to go, and TM needs banishing to the wastelands forever. Cameron fucked us over Brexit and now TM is compounding his errors. But mostly, the Tory’s for me (her especially) are just too arrogant for their own good and she IMHO is dishonest and I hate dishonesty.

I’d have her keelhauled if I could and I’d pull the rope very sloooowly . . . .

/rant

[Arkless Electronics]

From that, Barry, I'd guess you voted Lib Dem last time - am I right? :)

So..... We have one Tory. Who's going to fess up to it? :D

Marco.

Far more disturbingly we have 2 UKIP votes!!

[Macca]

well I'm accounting for one of the UKIPs

(probably no prizes for guessing that)

[Marco]

Good to see that nearly 90% of our members so far have sense! :eyebrows:

Timbo, I getcha totally. My parents also used to vote Tory, as they were small business owners (from the 60s through to the mid 90s), and perceived doing so was in their best interests, but it obviously didn't rub off on me!! :D

I share your feelings for Mayhem the Witch... Remember what they once used to do to witches? ;)

Marco.

[Macca]

Good to see that nearly 90% of our members so far have sense! :eyebrows:

.

if they're not voting the same way as me then that clearly can't be true.....

[Marco]

Ha - there's a lot one could say about the 'sense' involved in voting for UKIP! :eek: ;)

Marco.

[Macca]

Legally separating us from the EU is a very wise move. Even if in practical everyday terms it makes no difference, one day it will matter and then we will be very glad we did it.

[chris@panteg]

I disagree, I think leaving the EU will prove to be a bigger mistake than we can even guess at.

[andyrlb]

I'd still try and keep the lefties out


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