Is a vote for the Green Party actually a vote for Conservative?

[BernadetteRostankowskiWolowitz]

Help!!

I would say if you don’t want the tories in power then tactical voting is the way to go

If you’re in a marginal and vote for a party that doesn’t stand a chance then you’re not helping your cause

However obviously you have to vote with your gut (and brain)

Mine isn't

Impossible to say without knowing the constituency.

This is why PR would be a better system.

No, it's a vote for the Green Party. If ever there was an election in which we need to vote with our principles, this is it.

It depends entirely on your constituency.

Unfortunately Green Party weren’t standing in our constituency

It's a labour stronghold

Maybe. I've just voted Green in a Tory seat. Needed a 6% shift to Labour to win. But despite loving their Environment and Animal Welfare policies I just couldn't accept their economic policies.

So i held my nose and voted Green again despite their leader being a pratt.

In a labour stronghold then it will possibly help the conservatives but def won't help labour!

If you're in Brighton, Bristol west, Isle of Wight or Stroud, all of which I believe are large targets for the greens, you most definitely should

If you're voting in a marginal constituency where the Tories might win then yes, Tory strategists would no doubt be pleased to hear you'd voted Green.

If you're voting in a constituency which the Tories have no hope of winning anyway. then no, makes no difference to the Tories.

Which constituency?

Quite probably.

I don't think the Tories have ever held this seat

Think of it as weakening the labour vote. Only time will tell if enough other people have thought the same as you, voted green and let the Tories in. Or not.