If there was another election tomorrow, would you change your vote?

[Theimpossiblegirl]

For example, if you voted Tory and were not happy about the DUP partnership, or if you felt you could have voted more strategically, would you change your vote? Or if you feel you were lied to or misled in order to get you to vote a certain way.

I know a lot of people who have said they would probably change to remain if another Brexit referendum was held, particularly after the whole extra money for the NHS thing.

[Tw1nsetAndPearls]

Yes, we voted a tactical Lib Dem, next time we will vote labour

[SoMuchToBits]

No, I would stick with the way I voted, having read all the party manifestos.

[JimmyGrimble]

It seems many people would. Labour now 6 points ahead in the polls.

[EpoxyResin]

Nope, Labour for me.

[glenthebattleostrich]

Nope, would stick with my vote.

I also read all the manifestos and decided accordingly.

[CloudPerson]

I'd still vote labour.
I normally vote green, but that wouldn't have got conservatives out (not that it did!).

[TreesAreLeafy]

No I wouldn't. I didn't vote labour or con though

[gluteustothemaximus]

Would still vote labour.

Interestingly, if SNP hadn't lost seats through tactical voting and Tories winning 12 seats, Tories would be looking at 306 seats. Wonder what would have happened then, with needing 20 seats for a majority?

Anyone else disheartened by our system? Tactical voting, living in safe seats, every vote not counting...

What a mess.

[Calyrical]

I would vote the same. Ultimately you can't make a decision based on what might happen if there is a hung parliament because that's actually unusual (despite this being the second one in recent history.)

[user98765432101]

Nope I'd still vote labour and it still wouldn't make the slightest difference living in a Tory safe seat.

[ExplodedCloud]

I'd still vote Labour and I've identified a few more people that could be persuaded over :)

[namechange20050]

I voted lib dem (tactically) but this time I'll just vote labour.

[PenguinsAreAce]

Yes Lib Dem -≥ Lab. We are in a seat where those are the only 2 runners, and Labour won.

[Whatslovegottodo]

Was labour; still labour.
100%
What a mess we are in.

[Ceto]

No. I voted Lib Dem to keep the Tory out, and it remains the case that realistically Labour won't get in in our constituency.

[Rufustherenegadereindeer1]

We live in a very safe tory seat

I doubt any vote changes would make any difference

[Rufustherenegadereindeer1]

Just checked

Even if everyone who voted for other parties voted for the same one to oust the tories

The tories would still have won by at least 10k votes

And i doubt that 5k of tory voters will change their mind

[WhatToDoAboutThis2017]

Nope. I'd happily vote Tory again.

[WhatToDoAboutThis2017]

(And I voted Remain in the EU Referendum, but if we had another one today, I'd vote Leave.)

[ChinaRose]

I'd vote tory still. My dbro would vote tory after voting for Corbyn too.

[Rufustherenegadereindeer1]

what

What made you change your mind

I voted remain but wouldnt change my vote now because i still think its a bad idea (ever closer union would have been a bad idea as well)

[Figaro2017]

I'm similar to What. Voted Tory this time and probably still would. I also voted remain, but would vote leave this time.

My reasons for voting leave are;

• firstly, the vote has happened and it leaves democracy in shreds if we now go back on that vote. If we had another referendum it would be like asking a kid 'Now are you really sure........'.
  

• we wouldn't be going back on the terms we have. I think we would have to commit to ever greater integration. The pound would go and I would see the EU accelerating monetary union across the EU.
  

• I'm not convinced the EU is financially stable. Italy bailing out banks and the perennial Greek problems are concerning.
  

• whilst the noises from Brussels are that the threats to the EU that other countries leaving has receded, they don't seem to be addressing the sizeable minority that voted for Le Pen et al.

[coldcanary]

On Brexit no, voted remain and wouldn't change that.
The Election no, I voted for the person I agreed the most with and who I believed would work hardest for our area. Didn't win but would vote for them again. It wasn't the labour candidate.

[Rufustherenegadereindeer1]

we wouldn't be going back on the terms we have. I think we would have to commit to ever greater integration. The pound would go and I would see the EU accelerating monetary union across the EU.

I would be beyond furious if we went back on those terms

[Figaro2017]

I would be beyond furious if we went back on those terms

Precisely. But if you were in the EUs position now, wouldn't you take the opportunity to rid it of the opt outs and rebates that we had?

The other thing is, could we be sure that any campaigns on either side would be truthful? Both sides on the last one presented suppositions, beliefs and theories as facts. Exactly the same would happen again because we would be voting an something we don't actually know.