If a general election is called would you vote Lib Dem to stay in the EU?

[Rainbunny]

If there is a general election the Lib Dems have stated they will run on a platform to keep the UK in the EU if they win. The Tories obviously won't do that and the Labour party can't really run on that platform I don't think since so many Labour voters voted to leave. I'm curious if the Lib Dems would attract a lot of support since they would effectively be turning the general election into a second referendum.

Yes. And I'm a Labour Party member.

Muttering disgustedly under my breath about tuition fees, with reluctance, yes.

Yes

No. They have no sway, regardless of what Farron says on Twitter. They're opportunists, and this is from someone who voted Lib Dem in 2001 and saw my candidate get in with a majority of 4000.

I'm somewhere between Labour and Lib Dem but wouldn't vote for either as a party. I would vote for my (Labour) constituency MP because I think he's a decent and principled bloke who was one of the first to resign form Corbyn's shadow cabinet.

No. Very happy with the leave vote.

I have to imagine a lot of voters who haven't previously voted LiB Dem might do so just because of the EU issue, especially after seeing how it's all hitting the fan now...

Yes

I could forgive them for it and my own Labour MP is such a Blairite that he used to have the job of primary arse licker to him and he's said a few things this year that have made me go right off him.

I'd vote Green if they stopped pretending we could all cycle everywhere on dirt tracks.

You can't do the A50 on polling day - Parliament is officially dissolved before a general election, all civil servants have to cease all party political business and only run the country's administrative mechanisms.
It's called a purdah and is very very inconvenient when you are trying to run a department!

No. I neither trust nor respect Tim Farron.

Condems. Have you lot learnt nothing? Pp who want to get into power will promise anything!

Yes, but I suspect the Labour Party will have a credible leader by then, so I'd vote for them instead.

I don't think so, no. Will depend on what else happens between now and the election, especially in the Labour Party (I'm a labour member)

yes.

I would consider it seriously. We are in a swing area and I would prefer to vote labour but think Jeremy Cornyn isn't the leader I want. However it might one down to a tactical vote to ensure we don't end up with a Tory mp.

No, tuition fees are rearing their head.

Yes, I but I've always lib dem

Yes. I'd also vote for Lib dem (or anyone) if they went for letting NI, Scotland and Gibraltar stay in EU, and England and Wales exited the UK.

No. I voted Leave. And since a clear majority of the British people agreed with me, Tim Farron's proposals are pie in the sky.

Why can't MPs, of all people, understand democracy.

There will be no second vote.

this goes beyond tuition fees. Lib Dems have been pounding the streets campaigning for remain, despite the media ignoring them.

Who else is there to get us out of this mess?

Constitutionally and democratically I don't think they can. It's a bit of a concern they don't know that.

I'll vote LibDem when my DS is their leader

Only a third of the eligible electorate voted leave. That is not a clear majority.

Yes.

They have been consistently pro Remain so this wouldn't be a hypocritical move for them.

I don't know. I have voted lib dem more times in my life than anything else. However, the last time I did they then formed a coalition with the fucking Tories and the there was tuition fees. I said Never Again and joined the Labour Party (first time member of any political party). Then they fucking elected Jeremy Corbyn the unelectable and left the omnishambles the Labour Party now is.

Locally we had a good lib dem MP and now have a good labour one. Would I risk them forming some sort of unholy alliance (coalition) again? I am not sure... But then labour are now shot to bits at a national level...

So in short, maybe.

(Setting aside the issue of how the other 27 countries might feel!)

Yes. Have voted Lib Dem before. Think they did well in the coalition.