Who to vote for in General Election?

[Pariswhenitdrizzles]

Aargh.

Would normally vote for Lib Dems (feel like I should apologise for this!), and voted for them in the last two elections. In an ideal world, I'd vote for them or Labour, but I'm not keen on Jeremy Corbyn's (or Tim Farron's) leadership. Really don't want to vote Conservative.

Wondering perhaps about voting for the Women's Equality Party? They seem pretty good, but are still quite a small party.

What does everyone else think?

Thanks for the link Kermit :)

You're welcome trumps

MN used to be left wing when it first was started. These days there are some regular hard right types who think carers should be grateful for the £60 a week they get for being carers. They think they should be paid nothing.

MN is waaaaay to the left of the UK electorate, but it's definitely improved for the better over the last couple of years.

couldn't agree more.

If you are not sure who to vote for and genuinely opened minded I would think very carefully about the implications for Brexit. This is the most important and cataclysmic political decision ever made outside a world war, with far reaching implications for generations. We have to have a stable government and economy to survive, we have to have experienced able people to negotiate. Jeremy Corbyn does not even lead a united Parliamentary Labour Party, the vast majority of MPs want to get rid of him. This isnt just for a few years