So...who did you vote for?

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I know there are plenty of threads on voting intentions but it makes me wonder how many of those people actually end up voting. So to those who have and don’t mind sharing ..who did you vote for and why?

I haven’t actually voted yet but I will be doing so this evening after work.

Labour. The polling station was the busiest I’ve ever seen it too.

@Newschapter, I think you need to move.

Conservative because I studied history at school and know what happens when anti-Semitism is allowed to blossom

I voted for "whoever could give me a non-circular definition of the word woman".

Labour, would vote Green but they're not standing in my constituency.

It's a Conservative stronghold with LibDem flavours, but can't bring myself to vote LibDem!

Conservative.
Didn't want to but a labour government is unthinkable.

Conservative

Conservative. Got there at 7:05 and there were 10 in front of me. Another woman there said she always votes at that time and it's usually empty.

Lib Dem. Safe Labour seat but big Jewish population.

Lib dem

@Legomadx2 normal right-wing nationalism and isolationism is okay though? Righto.

Labour, as we're in a hopefully-marginal and it's the only chance to unseat our utter dogshit of a conservative MP who hates women, animals, poor people, the NHS and anyone not straight white male (by voting record).

Me: Labour
DH: Conservative

Conservative - in a safe Labour seat.

The polling station was the busiest I've ever seen it though, and the weather is vile. I wonder if that means anything?

The only other time it's ever been relatively busy was during the Referendum.

There are rules and this thread will be pulled as you are not allowed to do polls while the polls are open, but SNP here for the first time in my life.

Labour. We've been a safe Labour seat for as long as I can remember and the current MP is good. This time around she's also the only candidate who actually lives in the area. Haven't even seen campaigning from other parties, not so much as a leaflet through the door which has been a bit strange compared to usual.

Labour via proxy vote

Very busy at 8am with young people queuing out the door including sixth formers voting for the first time on their way into college.

I'll be voting labour after work.

Labour, but in a safe Tory seat, so pointless really.

Labour

How could ANYONE besides those with an ice cold stone for a heart, vote for Conservatives????

Conservative, in a very safe seat (good local MP).

Conservative

Spoiled my ballot.

I'm kind of amazed that people vote on a "feeling" when they arrive at the polling station. Jesus.