to ask if you would vote for Corbyn and what area of the country you are in?

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Just curious as to whether Corbyn's re-election means his popularity is better than the polls suggest and also if there is a divide in the geographical location of his supporters.

So, would you vote for Corbyn if there was a GE tomorrow and what part of the country are you in?

Me: I would vote for him. I am in London.

Yes yes and yes again. Wiltshire.

I would never vote labour under Corbyn. He has as much integrity as my arse. Plus I want to vote for someone to represent their constituents, not just their party.

I will cut off my arm before I vote Tory.

It's not voters like me letting the tories win. It's labour letting the tories win.

Lib dem here I come.

Sorry, won't say where I am. Have name changed for privacy recently.

Never. He has completely destroyed the Opposition for the sake of advancing his own career. I'm in Kent (and have voted Labour, Tory and Lib Dem at various points in my life). Corbyn is actually a bit like UKIP: they've both worked out that you can win a lot of votes if you are prepared to sell fantasies and not feel restricted by a little thing called reality.

I voted for smith but I would vote for Corbyn out of pure hatred for the Tories.

Londoner by the way.

Absolutely yes. Yorkshire

Don't know (labour member). south.

Hell would freeze over before I voted Tory but I don't think Corbyn could lead a toddler group let alone the country.

No. I'm centrist in my views with no time for right or left loonies. Lib Dems for me.

Hertfordshire.

No - and I am a lifelong labour voter union rep etc

You can't have MPs going off and doing their own thing outwith the desires of the party. - You mean like JC did?

I did, both times.

I am a member and voter.

East Midlands

He has completely destroyed the Opposition for the sake of advancing his own career.

LOL. Nobody can actually believe this, surely? Whatever you think of Corbyn, it's obvious that his motivations are anything but personal ambition.

You don't vote for a person you vote for the party you believe in.
I'd poke my eyes out with a rusty spoon before voting tory.

No
East Midlands

No. East Anglia.

But not due to JC, more due to those around him.

No. Having been bought up in his constituency it's never been clear to me what he's really done and achieved. He seems to only be a campaigner and if he does have any actual policies I can't work out what they are....

Forgot to say South Gloucestershire

Yes. Because there's no point in voting Lib Dem or Green, and the Tories are utterly despicable. I can't understand why people would rather vote for more years of Conservative rule after everything they've done to destroy education and the NHS than vote for Labour.

Yes, every time . Hampshire

Never.

Only voted for a party other than Labour on 2 occasions: first, GE after Iraq, was a protest vote but a safe one as living in Hackney; second, a local election where green likely to beat Tory.

I too have personal experience of Corbyn and some of his advisors. I would rather spoil my ballot. I grew up in south yorks and am old enough to remember militant (and what they did to my parents).

Now I live in a swing constituency in the West Mids (Worcester)

I've always considered myself a socialist but I could vote labor with corbyn at the helm. SE England.

I can't understand why people would would rather vote for more years of Tory rule

Everyone who voted for Corbyn just did.

Yes

East Midlands

Yep.

Hampshire.
Probably the only one in my village who would tbh but it's a Tory stronghold.

Voted Green & Lib Dem last 2 elections.